Although it may be too late for your needs, it might be of interest to know
that I and some other people are in the process of creating a ground-up key
provisioning system for use in browsers?
My own guess is that on-line PKI provisioning will become the norm for most
large PKI deployments but the
Bob Relyea wrote:
ben wrote:
I'd like to know does the call a local PKCS11 module, and how
does it store the key pair into the local key store and how I can know
which PKCS11 module will be used if there are more than two?
Here is a piece of HTML code:
If you can point out a doc
ben wrote:
Hi there,
I'd like to know does the call a local PKCS11 module, and how
does it store the key pair into the local key store and how I can know
which PKCS11 module will be used if there are more than two?
PSM looks up all the writable tokens that are capable of handling the
partic
Hi there,
I'd like to know does the call a local PKCS11 module, and how
does it store the key pair into the local key store and how I can know
which PKCS11 module will be used if there are more than two?
Is there any similar way for IE with a CSP?
Here is a piece of HTML code:
If y
Can someone shed some light on this:
I am trying to load firefox in my debugger and I get these exceptions
over and over and the browser window never shows:
First-chance exception at 0x7c812a5b in firefox.exe: Microsoft C++
exception: XML::XmlObject @ 0x0013e338.
First-chance exception at 0x7
In NSPR releases 4.6.2 or earlier, setuid-root programs linked
with NSPR can be used to truncate any file.
The prerequisites for this security vulnerability are:
1. Your NSPR-based programs are running on an operating system
with the setuid-root feature. The operating systems with this
feature a
Ok, nevermind, I got it -- 1 byte, just 1-- was out of place in my
padding! Now it verifies. Thanks for your help just the same.
Christian Bongiorno wrote:
Bob,
I am being asked for CKM_RSA_PKCS -- I am PKCS 1.5 encoding the input
for encryption, the result I get back already is 128 bytes (RSA
Bob,
I am being asked for CKM_RSA_PKCS -- I am PKCS 1.5 encoding the input
for encryption, the result I get back already is 128 bytes (RSA 1024). I
am not sure how I am suppose to encode something that is already at the
maximum allowed length.
The input data is ASN1 encoded, so I encode and e
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Figure that out but still encountered an error due to cygwin's style
for file path.
gmake[2]: Entering directory `C:/mozilla/mozilla/security/dbm/src'
cl
/cygdrive/c/mozilla/mozilla/security/dbm/src/../../../dbm/src/h_bigkey.c
cl : Command line warning D9002 : ign
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It turns out that the file "configure" has \r\n line terminators. I
changed it and a few other script files.
I see. I believe this is because you chose the "Unix files"
option during the installation of Cygwin. You should have
chosen the "DOS files" option. I don't
Figure that out but still encountered an error due to cygwin's style
for file path.
gmake[2]: Entering directory `C:/mozilla/mozilla/security/dbm/src'
cl
/cygdrive/c/mozilla/mozilla/security/dbm/src/../../../dbm/src/h_bigkey.c
cl : Command line warning D9002 : ignoring unknown option
'/cygd
Thanks!
It turns out that the file "configure" has \r\n line terminators. I
changed it and a few other script files. It now gets passed that but
got an error for link
link -nologo ..
link: invalid option -- n
Try `link --help' for more information.
$ which link
/usr/bin/link
$ echo $PATH
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