Re: [zeromq-dev] Is there a reasonable way to use an existing PKI and D/TLS with 0MQ?

That’s very cool that (almost) any random number can be used for the private key and the public key can be easily derived from the private one! See? I am quite clueless about the details of ECC. ;) John On Feb 14, 2018, at 4:05 AM, paddor wrote: Hi John, One cool thing

Re: [zeromq-dev] Is there a reasonable way to use an existing PKI and D/TLS with 0MQ?

e: > On Tue, 2018-02-13 at 17:03 -0500, John Lane Schultz wrote: >> I’m new to 0MQ, so please excuse my ignorance about it. I read the >> guide book, the blog entries on CurveZMQ, looked at the directory of >> 0MQ GitHub repositories, and googled around to see if anyone had &

Re: [zeromq-dev] Is there a reasonable way to use an existing PKI and D/TLS with 0MQ?

Hi Luca, Thanks for the update. I was holding out hope that someone might have taken a crack at it already. Yes, TLS is a pretty complicated protocol that supports tons of different cipher suites and options. I certainly wouldn’t recommend reimplementing the protocol natively inside 0MQ.

[zeromq-dev] Is there a reasonable way to use an existing PKI and D/TLS with 0MQ?

I’m new to 0MQ, so please excuse my ignorance about it. I read the guide book, the blog entries on CurveZMQ, looked at the directory of 0MQ GitHub repositories, and googled around to see if anyone had added a D/TLS layer into 0MQ. I didn’t find much of anything. I did find the email below