Re: stepping through NSS library code

2007-08-27 Thread Umesh Bywar
Thanks Samrat. I was using Visual Studio .Net's debugger. But anyway I could debug it even with that by building the code with debug flag on and optimize flag off. Best Regards. Umesh. - Original Message - From: "samrat saha" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Umesh Bywar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: stepping through NSS library code

2007-08-27 Thread samrat saha
No special flag needed.. By default nss build in DBG mode. You can easily step through the code using gdb. you can have a optimize mode with BUILD_OPT=1 env variable. Samrat On 8/23/07, Umesh Bywar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi all: > > I want to step through the NSS library code. For e

Re: On use of authenticated cryptography

2007-08-27 Thread Peter Djalaliev
On Aug 27, 2:41 am, Nelson B <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Peter Djalaliev wrote: > > I don't know what you mean by full-blown TPMs. I assume that for you, > > full-blown TPMs = Big Brother. I don't buy into this completely, > > however. > > > TPM-enabled systems are still under implementation and

Re: On use of authenticated cryptography

2007-08-27 Thread Michael Vincent van Rantwijk, MultiZilla
Nelson B wrote: > Peter Djalaliev wrote: > >> [...] another disadvantage of PKI is that it authenticates only user >> identity, not remote host integrity. > > Disadvantage, as compared to what? > Something that doesn't exist yet? > Big Brother? > > Full blown TPM is not the answer: User's don't

Re: Testing DSA ciphersuites..

2007-08-27 Thread Nelson B
Steffen Schulz wrote: > Is there a reason for not activating TLS ciphersuites by default? Yes, backwards binary compatibility. It is common for old products to replace their old NSS shared libraries with the latest ones to obtain the latest bug fixes (and/or vulnerability fixes). They do not wa