Hi Andrew,
including private key into application binary means no protection
for that key other that "you should not reverse.." shrink-wrap.
Besides, private keys are best to be used generated by end-users,
to let them trust that keys. Please consider to review your
application's general design
best wishes,
Vadim
On Sat, 29 Jul 2000, Andrew Barnes wrote:
> I want to embed the private key in my application.
> The openssl x509 -c -infile will not conver the
> private key. How can I get the private ley in a form
> to embed in an application?
>
> A code sample would be great.
>
> Thanks in advance.
> Andrew Barnes P.Eng
>
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