Hi, I am trying to sign some data with crypto.signtext() on Firefox 1.5 passing a string as an argument, but I am having problems to verify the signature.
signtext() detachs the signed data, wich makes it impossible to actually see what it is signing. So I switched to Capicom and IE to create a pkcs7 with data attached. I saw the data takes 2 bytes per character, that is: Javascript: var data = 'Hello' /* 5 bytes */ capicom.sign(data) DER encoded pkcs7: H . e . l . l . o /* 10 bytes! */ I can only guess signtext is behaving the same way becouse of the encoding of String representation in Javascript. ¿Is this true? ¿How can I use signtext() passing a 8-bit encoded String instead of a unicode one? Thanks, Mariano. _______________________________________________ dev-tech-crypto mailing list dev-tech-crypto@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-tech-crypto
