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> So it seems to me that while the cert may certify that said organization
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a) SSL makes sure no-one can interc
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not to trust them as a CA. It's that above step,
while easy enough to do, that is solved by getting your
cert into the Netscape and IE distributions, which appear
for all practical purposes to have been locked down at this point.
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What you're basically saying is that if someone can sniff packets, and
brute force their way into decrypting the information, is their
data safe, and is this a possible scenario.
No, their data won't be safe. Yes, this is possible. There are
plenty of studies that have shown how much computing po
I'm somewhat surprised that you get as far as you indicate - "-quiet"
is modifying the behaviour somewhat. When you run s_client without
it, it will always terminate before getting the http response.
This is because s_client is designed to terminate whenever it
gets an EOF on stdin. When you pipe
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Disable the MONOLITH macro. This will cause all apps to be built
as separate, stand alone programs.
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Hmm...I suspect its actually in the interest of t
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> I also copied the include directory openssl onto VC++'s, include tree.
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f 1", means that it
can't verify the CA's cert, which I can understand, since I
can't manually validate the #$%^& thing either.
Am I brain dead? What am I missing
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> > Ok...a touch more information - the problem I think I have
> > is that the cert I want to validate has a authorityKeyIdentifier,
> > but none of the certs in the cert stores I am using have a
> > Subjec
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> > Ok...a touch more information - the problem I think I have
> > is that the cert I want to validate has a authorityKeyIdentifier,
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Thanks for the reply. For the most part, I think I understand what
you're saying, except that I have one gap in my knowledge.
If I can bother you to complete one more little gap in my
ignorance:
In chain verification, (ala Netscape), wouldn't the browser still
need to be able to get its hands on
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