Hi,
I think that the same needs to be said for the private key associated with the
server cert. That needs to be kept securely, and not distributed, right?
Jim
Kyle Hamilton wrote:
> Only if they have the CA's private key, or if the CA is using MD5 and
> is otherwise subject to a "prei
Only if they have the CA's private key, or if the CA is using MD5 and
is otherwise subject to a "preimage" attack.
The CA's certificate file is harmless to distribute under most circumstances.
-Kyle H
2009/7/30 Selçuk Cihan :
> Hi, we have a client-server application. We want our client(win32
>
Hi, we have a client-server application. We want our client(win32
application) to be sure that it is talking to our server indeed(server auth.
only), and we wanted to have this communication secured. We are using
openssl on the client side. Our server is a java application.
We have created our roo
