Hey gang. Here is my problem: when email is signed and sent to a user (both using Communicator v4.05) that does not have the CA cert imported, the user get an...
Kris Herrin
kherrin@...
Aug 4, 1998 3:40 pm
8027
Imran Tusneem@MERCURY_US 08/05/98 01:09 PM Hi, I don't know if this is the right newsgroup to submit this question, however I am hoping that since there are...
Hi, Is there a way to use IHTMLDocument2::get_all of Webbrowser control (IE4) from a java program (based on MS SDK for java)? TIA, ob...
ob
omir@...
Aug 5, 1998 10:54 pm
8031
Does Anybody know some SSL Java API with strong encryption that can be used outside of the USA ? regards, Eduardo Murai Discover Technology ...
Eduardo Murai
emurai@...
Aug 6, 1998 2:25 am
8032
Hi all- can anyone point me in the direction of a ssl implementation mailing list/website please? I want to put up a cgi for form processing on my web site,...
Oliver Marks
omarks@...
Aug 6, 1998 5:43 am
8033
We have a strong encryption SSL implementation in Java. Take a look at: http://jcewww.iaik.tu-graz.ac.at/ Wolfgang Platzer...
Wolfgang Platzer
wplatzer@...
Aug 6, 1998 6:05 am
8034
Greetings: Since PGP uses RSA, IDEA, and MD5, all of which are included in SSLeay, is it possible to generate an implimentation of PGP using SSLeay and zlib?...
Alicia da Conceicao
alicia@...
Aug 6, 1998 7:15 am
8035
... There was somebody writing such functions. Look in the ssl-users archives. ... No, after someone understood how the whole things works he doesn't feel like...
Holger Reif
Holger.Reif@...
Aug 6, 1998 8:48 am
8036
Baltimore Technologies have J/SSL - a strong java SSL http://home.baltimore.ie/baltimore/products/jssl/features.html Eamonn...
Eamonn Maher
emaher@...
Aug 6, 1998 9:24 am
8037
... Hmmm, that url should have been http://www.baltimore.ie/baltimore/products/jssl/features.html...
Eamonn Maher
emaher@...
Aug 6, 1998 9:32 am
8038
Hi Eduardo JCP have had a commercial Jva implementation for over a year now and is available with full strength crypto support inside and outside the US. ...
Colin Weir
colin@...
Aug 6, 1998 1:29 pm
8039
Theary LOCH 06/08/98 16:42 Hello all ! May i ask you a question ? a newbie one :-) Ok, I'm trying Enterprise Server 3.5.1 and i have a certificate database for...
tloch@...
Aug 6, 1998 2:51 pm
8040
Also take a look at http://www.phaos.com/ Best regards, Howard Bae...
Howard Bae
hbae@...
Aug 6, 1998 2:52 pm
8041
This site has some nice docco on the SSLeay stuff ... http://www.mikom.csir.co.za/SSLeay/ Jason Jason Cherry...
Jason Cherry
jcherry@...
Aug 7, 1998 8:02 am
8042
... There is a whitepaper describing this cooperation more precisely at http://www.verisign.com/ -- Vlasta Joskova <Vlasta.Joskova@...> ICZ a.s. ...
Vlasta Joskova
Vlasta.Joskova@...
Aug 7, 1998 11:04 am
8043
... Thanks. Now it'S more clear and it seems to be the counterpart to Thawte's Chained CA Program (http://www.thawte.com/certs/chained/contents.html) -- read...
Holger Reif
Holger.Reif@...
Aug 7, 1998 11:47 am
8044
That's what we did. Probably the cleanest and safest way... ... 09:31 AM --------------------------- tloch@... on 08/06/98 11:42:12 AM To:...
Greg Gardner
ggardner@...
Aug 7, 1998 2:35 pm
8045
This might sound as a very basic question, but I could not get any answer. Could anyone explain me the difference between SSl2 and SSl3. thanks in advanced. ...
Antonio M Perez-Labarta
perezlabarta_antonio@...
Aug 10, 1998 8:29 am
8046
Hi, We are looking at using SSL but need to find a library for VMS. Does anybody know of one ? Thanks MattB...
Matthew Buckton
Matthew.Buckton@...
Aug 11, 1998 6:28 am
8047
I am not familiar with SSL. Does anyone explain it to me? (1) Does SSL support full-duplex encryption? If yes, (a) do we need to configure the browser...
j_lau@...
Aug 11, 1998 7:27 am
8048
List: The following new slide material is available, from recent seminar lectures, in PowerPoint format, at http://www.mcg.org.br/slides.htm: - Certificates,...
Ed Gerck
egerck@...
Aug 12, 1998 12:58 am
8049
Greetings, I just read the document "Introduction to SSL", to be found at: http://developer.netscape.com/docs/manuals/security/sslin/index.htm I can't...
Patrick Eisenacher
eisenach@...
Aug 12, 1998 9:42 am
8050
Greetings: Is it safe to have make available a PGP/RSA private key and hide the corresponding public key? In other words, is it easier to deduce public keys...
Alicia da Conceicao
alicia@...
Aug 13, 1998 7:29 am
8051
Theary LOCH 13/08/98 09:56 Hello, Alicia, i must say that i don't really know what exactly do you mean :-) ... Ok, if i understand you ask if it easier to...
tloch@...
Aug 13, 1998 8:06 am
8052
Does anyone have any code snippets on how to get certificate information in an applet? We are using a secure server and would love to be asble to grab certain...
James Birchfield
jsrbirch@...
Aug 13, 1998 9:34 am
8053
... The short answer is no! The private key in several of its forms (e.g. PKCS#1 RSAPrivateKey) actually includes the public key components. In fact as far as...
Dr Stephen Henson
shenson@...
Aug 13, 1998 12:40 pm
8054
... It seems to me that what you want is a "secret public key". That is a public key that is known only to a restricted group of people. If you can ensure that...
James Johnson
JIMJ@...
Aug 13, 1998 1:37 pm
8055
When matching the distinguished name in the Client Certificate with the SSL Server's list of distinguished names for root or subordinate CA's that it...
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