Dear all,
I am currently developping a program that will works as following:
1) I get as hypothesis that the client and the server share a pre-established SSL
session) reuse the shared session to perform an abbreviated (resumed) handshake by
sending the session_id to the server.
2) use the
What about the 32 octets in the finished message(CipherText)? How can
we have it?
Thank you
Jostein Tveit wrote:
Mohamad Badra [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have 2 questions about this sequence number in TLS:
1)What is the value of finished's sequence number? It is zero
Dear,
I have 2 questions about this sequence number in TLS:
1)What is the value of finished's sequence number? It is zero?
2) Is there any command line with OpenSSLto have the MAC?
Thank you,
-Bdr
Swaminathan P wrote:
Those were great replies. Thanks Lev and Geoff.
Guess I'll have to put
Dear,
I have a trace of SSL client/server session and the server's RSA private
key.
During the SSL session, the client encrypts a 48 bytes premastersecret
with the server public key.
I have the encrypted premastersecret coding in Base64. Must i translate
it to any specific format before
it is the pkcs1 format but i don't
know how I can have it) of the encrypted file to decrypt it using RSA
key.
To summarize, I have an encrypted file in hexadecimal format, and I
have to decrypt it using RSA algorithm.
Thank you in advance.
-Bdr
Dr. Stephen Henson wrote:
On Mon, Dec 15, 2003, Mohamad Badra
Excuse me for this mistake, it is in hexadecimal.
Let me try with xxd command
Thank you
-Bdr
Dr. Stephen Henson wrote:
On Mon, Dec 15, 2003, Mohamad Badra wrote:
Hello again,
In fact, I tried the base64 command (base64 -e input file) on the
hexadecimal file.
a)Firstly
Excuse me but you didn't answer me about the format that the OpenSSL
accepts it to decrypt with RSA?
Thank you
-Bdr
Dr. Stephen Henson wrote:
On Mon, Dec 15, 2003, Mohamad Badra wrote:
Hello again,
In fact, I tried the base64 command (base64 -e input file) on the
hexadecimal
Dear,
The input must be binary.
But did 'rsautl' will accept any file more 128 bytes (when use RSA-1024
bits) since the file length will overtake 1024 bits. I think that it is
possible only for file less that 1024 bits. (i.e. y file has 256 bytes
in hexadecimal format).
Several
