> I don't know what went wrong here.
>
> Wan-Teh
>
Yeah, me neither. As far as the selection of certs goes in the UI, If I
select a cert that has key usage of 'Digital Signature, Non-Repudiation
(c0)' for signing, it prompts me if I would like to also use it for
encryption. Obviously this cert
Julien Pierre wrote:
> Wei Shao wrote:
>
> > In my local set up, I have added a new method in cryptohi.h and
> > implement it in secsign.c.
> > The compilation is okay. But I try to use it in certutil/certutil.c and
> > got an undefined symbol linking error for my added API. Same error if
> > afte
Wei Shao wrote:
In my local set up, I have added a new method in cryptohi.h and
implement it in secsign.c.
The compilation is okay. But I try to use it in certutil/certutil.c and
got an undefined symbol linking error for my added API. Same error if
after I make clean first.
I noticed the publi
Wan-Teh Chang wrote:
Don't use PR_GetRandomNoise. It is designed for this
purpose, but its implementation is incomplete.
Glad I asked.
What did you mean by K seed? Is it the KKEY variable
in the algorithm of FIPS 186-2 Appendix 3.2?
Yes that's what I'm looking at. Is there a method I can
David Stutzman wrote:
We are attempting to add the random K back into an implementation of the
DSA algorithm that doesn't currently have it. It uses a 20 byte K seed
that it uses to compute a K but that number never changes. We would
like to toss that out and use a random 20 byte number. I l
Hi,
In my local set up, I have added a new method in cryptohi.h and
implement it in secsign.c.
The compilation is okay. But I try to use it in certutil/certutil.c and
got an undefined symbol linking error for my added API. Same error if
after I make clean first.
I noticed the public .h file unde
We are attempting to add the random K back into an implementation of the
DSA algorithm that doesn't currently have it. It uses a 20 byte K seed
that it uses to compute a K but that number never changes. We would
like to toss that out and use a random 20 byte number. I looked around
and found
John Smith wrote:
I'm a little bit confused with "Ask me every time" option (Tools ->
Options -> Advanced -> Security tab). During each SSL handshaking, it asks
me _twice_ to select certificate for SSL. Why?
I've seen that myself over several versions of Mozilla browser and
Firefox. I don't
I'm a little bit confused with "Ask me every time" option (Tools ->
Options -> Advanced -> Security tab). During each SSL handshaking, it asks
me _twice_ to select certificate for SSL. Why?
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