I'm trying to verify a signature (PSS encoded) on a message that was generated with a 3rd party program. I have the n and e parts of the RSA public key in hex format. How can I load this non-encoded public key into an RSA verifier? I've tried to load up two Integers with the numbers and DEREncode them together, but the verifier keeps throwing a BER decode error when it's initialized. All the examples I have seen have assumed some DER/BER encoding of the key. I'm sure there is some way I can easily do this. Does anyone have any ideas?
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