> I did try to decode the structure using the CMS routines, but they
> also give me the exact same garbled output...
> Not a signeddata structure as I would have expected, but the same
> output never the less... So I expect this is a lower level problem
> (not
> the API used), I just can't find out
Nelson B wrote:
>Michiel
>
>The old SEC_PKCS7 API is deprecated. It conforms to the original
PKCS#7,
>not to the newer "Cryptographic Message Syntax" RFC which superseded
PKSC#7
>and is a superset of PKCS#7.
>
>NSS has a newer library that implements the newer RFC. IMO, all new
>development shou
Michiel
The old SEC_PKCS7 API is deprecated. It conforms to the original PKCS#7,
not to the newer "Cryptographic Message Syntax" RFC which superseded PKSC#7
and is a superset of PKCS#7.
NSS has a newer library that implements the newer RFC. IMO, all new
development should be using it instead of
>Hmmm S/MIME uses DES3_CBC as:
>1.2.840.113549.2.7 I wonder what is different between ANSI-X9.42 and S/MIME?
I don't know. Any ideas how I can find out? I tried an internet search, but
unsuccessfully up to now.
>> Now NSS does recognize the encryption algorithm used, but i get some
>> unexplai
Michiel van Meersbergen wrote:
> Another 'oddity' I should mention, is that the PKCS#11 DLL which provides
> access to the appropriate certificates and keys will ask for the proper
> authentication itself - in other words, when a private-key function like
> 'decrypt', 'sign' or 'unwrap' is called,
Michiel van Meersbergen wrote:
Hello list,
I'm running into some trouble with the SEC_PKCS7DecodeItem function. The input for this function is a PKCS#7 EnvelopedData object, which contains just one recipient, a session key (encrypted with the recipients' public key) and the encrypted content
Hello list,
I'm running into some trouble with the SEC_PKCS7DecodeItem function. The input
for this function is a PKCS#7 EnvelopedData object, which contains just one
recipient, a session key (encrypted with the recipients' public key) and the
encrypted contents, encrypted with the above m
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