dear all:
i am new to the open ssl library, after a couple of days source code reading,
my understanding is that one can either use bio (come with the open ssl lib) or
standard socket interface to connect ssl protocol to the underlying tcp
protocol, if i would like to use standard socket to
On Sat, Nov 19, 2005, Chong Peng wrote:
dear all:
i am new to the open ssl library, after a couple of days source code
reading, my understanding is that one can either use bio (come with the open
ssl lib) or standard socket interface to connect ssl protocol to the
underlying tcp
I'm far from an expert, but your flow below seems mostly right. What you
describe is how we have used SSL in our application. We do not use BIOs for
a number of reasons, one of which is that we have an existing non-SSL
application over which we laid SSL. The initial sequence of system calls
Woops. What I meant instead of Google is Amazon - they, along with many
other booksellers have the good ones.
Here are two that helped me:
O'Reilly (John Viega): Network Security with OpenSSL
Eric Recorla's: SSL and TLS: Desinging and Building Secure Systems
FWIW2
Dave McLellan -
Hi there,
Your second question happens to concern what I'm working on right now.
Sometimes rather than developping an application on top (think layer
architecture) of OpenSSL, you might want to give your application
control over the network access but still use OpenSSL as a security
module
