Matt Thomlinson wrote:
I now believe you've decoded the below incorrectly because the leading bit
is set, making this a signed number which may have made some of your tools
croak. Decoding by hand, I get the following mod/exp:
3047 0240 (asn, len, int tag, length of 40)
modulus:
DFAA
"Salz, Rich" wrote:
SSLeay is dead, long live OpenSSL.
The domain is now owned by a squatter.
C'est la vie.
/r$
Just as an update, I'm looking into seeing if I can do about this.
I feel it should point to a 'historical' SSLeay page if nothing else.
eric (who has just lodged last
John Gilmore wrote:
raw data rate, since 10-20% is used by packet headers/trailers/interpacket
spacing/etc. And I've never seen software 3DES run at 32 Mbits/sec;
what processor were they using?
On a pentium II 350, I get triple DES in cbc-ede mode doing 23.2
Mbits/sec
(Mbits == 1e6). The
"Marcus J. Ranum" wrote:
Does anyone have a pointer to why the session ID in SSLV3 is
in the clear, rather than encrypted? I'm sure there's a good
reason for it (audit? logging? other...?) but I'm trying to
pin down exactly why it was done that way. Can anyone point
me in the right
