Michael, Andrew, Fred, and Mark,
first of all,
thank you for your rapid response to my append to this list. All your
comments were constructive, and helpful.
Do I have any reason to think that this is an OpenSSL bug?
No - I have my doubts. If
Fred Merritt wrote:
Michael, Andrew, Fred, and Mark,
first of all,
thank you for your rapid response to my append to this list. All your
comments were constructive, and helpful.
Do I have any reason to think that this is an OpenSSL bug?
No - I
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> But OpenSSL doesn't see it as PrintableStrings but as V_ASN1_T61STRING.
> And that's what make the decryption fail. I think I really misunderstand you
> because what I observe is the opposite of what you're explaining.
In latin there were no accents as fae as I remember :-)
Anyway:
Althou
If possible, put a system capable of logging all traffic in a position
to record everything going to that system (and everything coming out if
that's not too much data). A hub (not a switch), or a switch that be
configured to echo all traffic out to a specific port will do. The
recording sys
Hi,
I'm trying to validate the signature of a PDF document using OpenSSL.
I have used the following documentation of Adobe:
http://partners.adobe.com/asn/tech/pdf/specifications.jsp
The procedure that I have followed has been the following one:
1. Obtain the certificate form fiel
Well, make that hard choice: do you want to have your software fail
when an up-to-date CRL is not available, or do you want to make your
software susceptible to a denial-of-service attack on the CRL distro
process?
Same question if your OCSP request fails without prejudice. If you
go ahead and tru
> Well, make that hard choice: do you want to have your software fail
> when an up-to-date CRL is not available, or do you want to make your
> software susceptible to a denial-of-service attack on the CRL distro
> process?
Exactly. Security is all about risk management. Which is more likely
to h
I tried to run s_server (version 0.9.6l) with the following options:
openssl s_server -accept 443 -cert cert.pem -key key.pem -www
I use IE6.0 (with default settings) to connect to this server. It works
fine except when I press and *hold down* the F5 key (the shortcut key for
refreshing the
