For your own purposes however - you can define any behaviour you like
for sending and interpreting out-of-band data as long as you keep it
parallel to the SSL/TLS (the SSL/TLS stream data can't arrive out of
order). This would be independant of OpenSSL (and any other SSL/TLS
implementation) -
I have setup a very simple SSL connection over sockets, and use the
SSL_read and SSL_write functions to get and send encrypted data. With
the socket read/write functions in C you can send/recv OOB (out of band)
data - which I use for state maintenance. Is it possible to send/recv
OOB data
You cannot use OOB data with SSL/TLS.
I have setup a very simple SSL connection over sockets, and use the
SSL_read and SSL_write functions to get and send encrypted data. With
the socket read/write functions in C you can send/recv OOB (out of band)
data - which I use for state maintenance
wrote:
You cannot use OOB data with SSL/TLS.
I have setup a very simple SSL connection over sockets, and use the
SSL_read and SSL_write functions to get and send encrypted data. With
the socket read/write functions in C you can send/recv OOB (out of band)
data - which I use for state
