[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Recently on Polish conference about network security one person
> from the audience has showed me something which I don't quite
> understand. The following is commented record of my shell session
> with a certificate generated with MS Outlook 97 certificate manager,
> the same results were obtained with MS Exchange Key Manager.
My first guess is that openssl does not work correctly when
the length is not divisible by eight. Does this certificate actually
*work* ?
By the way, here's the complete factorization of the value of public
modulus that openssl displayed for you:
n = 3 * 5 * 57241 * 12383993 * 210729581 * 410582348475538789169 *
18407098556492221247192675798602715605959181357451244923
24539326945816755094904259832442996126042219267246106591
(Factoring a typical random 154-digit number only takes about fifteen
minutes of PC time nowadays using a decent ECM implementation)
Would you please send me this certificate, as I would like to play with
it with some other tools.
- mj
Markku-Juhani O. Saarinen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> University of Jyv�skyl�, Finland
