> > I need an encryption library in C/C++ on linux.
>
> openSSL
>
> > Better if it is Qt or KDE specific.
> >
>
> Why? And how does that help? openSSL is not Qt or KDE specific. But
> you can create your own reusable C++ wrapper classes around the
> openSSL API.
I want to use it in a Qt/KDE application.
It is better use any existing class than writing your own (since I don't
know much about encryption ),
I am not aware of any standard C++ wrappers for openSSL. In any case,
openSSl is an extensive library so even if you start out to write your
own wrappers, you will have to provide only a subset of the
functionality relevant to your work in the form of the class library.
You can get hold of the O'Reilly book "Secure Programming Cookbook for
C and C++" by John Viega, etc. That's a very good introduction to PKI
and stuff and uses SSL for all of its examples. Good book to read.
Cheers,
Arindam
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