I am so puzzled about generating of PIN hash value.
I find the code like this:
open $OPENSSL ,$open ;
print {$OPENSSL} "dgst -sha1\n";
print {$OPENSSL} "lampa\x00";
print {$OPENSSL} "exit\n";
close $OPENSSL ;
But, the value hashed by above code is different from the value hashed by
command "openssl -sha1 /usr/local/sha1". and "/usr/local/sha1" is file
,which contain the value is "lampa".
I want to simulate the PIN value which is generated by OpenCA. Unfortunately
, I always failed.
Could you give me some advices ?
Thank you very much!
lampa
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