> Thank you for your reply!!!
> I have another question about this topic. I need to generate a shared
> secret which size 16 byte, using a DH_compute_key() function. How can
> i manage that size
Produce a much larger shared secret and then reduce it securely to 16
bytes.
> Should I u
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the use and initialization of DH struct
Thank you for your reply!!!I have another question about this topic. I need to
generate a shared secret which size 16 byte, using
Bill
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Subject: RE: Doubt about the use and initialization of DH struct
Thank you for your reply!!!
I have another question about this topic. I need to ge
Thank you for your reply!!!
I have another question about this topic. I need to generate a shared secret
which size 16 byte, using a DH_compute_key() function. How can i manage that
size Should I use a 16 byte dh->p
Thank you for your help,
Hector Agustin Cozzetti
Subject: RE: Doub
First, if you pasted your original code into the email, then you have
several typos.
Second, two of the lines generate warnings on compilation about
incompatible pointer types - these are significant. The lines are:
num_byte = BN_dec2bn(dh_struct->p,str_p);
num_byte = BN_dec2bn(dh_struct->g,
> dh_struct = DH_new();
> dh_struct->p = BN_new();
> dh_struct->g = BN_new();
> dh_struct->priv_key = BN_new();
> dh_struct->pub_key = BN_new();
> num_byte = BN_dec2bn(dh_struct->p,str_p); // Here it seems that not
execute anything about
Something is very wrong in your code. BN_new returns a '
