Thanks a lot!
David Schwartz schrieb:
Thus, I conclude that there is some format in place, respectively
how do I know where a bignum starts and where it ends?
The format is ANSI X.690, also knows as BER or DER, somtimes (slightly
erroneously) referred to as ASN.1.
I tried to find a clue by
> Thus, I conclude that there is some format in place, respectively
> how do I know where a bignum starts and where it ends?
The format is ANSI X.690, also knows as BER or DER, somtimes (slightly
erroneously) referred to as ASN.1.
> I tried to find a clue by browsing the sources, but I gave up
>
Hello!
I want to use openssl generated rsa keys in my custom rsa
implementation. In order to do this, I have to interpret the
binary file created by: (host.key is the rsa key file)
$ openssl enc -d -base64 -in host.key
I suppose the funny outputs are the bignums from the
struct rsa_st (cryp
