Hi.
I have a encrypted xml.
I managed to decrypt xml with this key
Alias=|Tomaz 3 Grenko's Encryption Certificate|
is certificate=|CN=Tomaz 3 Grenko, O=TestCA, C=si
is private key=|true
key=RSAPrivateKey [size=2048 bits, type=Exchange,
container=4|3|1|0|X8AQID1iQeev7AsBo6NoVQ==]
key.algor
Sounds good to me, nothing further to add.
--Sean
Raul Benito wrote:
Hello,
I'm going to send the report for this month, do you have anything to tell?
Regards,
Raul
--
Just normal bug fixing. Quiet quarter.
Regards,
Raul
Not with well-behaved software that conform to PKIX standards.
Signing keys are meant to only sign objects, while "Exchange"
keys are meant for encryption/decryption. That is the reason
why decryption works with the first, but not with the second.
Arshad Noor
StrongAuth, Inc.
Bolcina Ivan wrot
Arshad Noor wrote on 2010-01-05:
> Not with well-behaved software that conform to PKIX standards.
>
> Signing keys are meant to only sign objects, while "Exchange"
> keys are meant for encryption/decryption. That is the reason
> why decryption works with the first, but not with the second.
Out o
In the software that I write, Scott, I enforce this. From
experience, I also know that browsers and S/MIME User Agents
(Outlook, Thunderbird) also enforce this.
While I presume that cryptographic frameworks such as JCE,
CAPI, CNG, etc. also enforce this, I do not make assumptions
about the degre
Arshad Noor wrote on 2010-01-05:
> In the software that I write, Scott, I enforce this. From
> experience, I also know that browsers and S/MIME User Agents
> (Outlook, Thunderbird) also enforce this.
Those are applications. If they want to enforce it, that's fine, but it
doesn't belong in an XML
