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Oct 30 |
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Certificate Security in intranet Environment? @GdD looking at a certificate , How can I know if it contains private key ? I can see public key entery. but what about the public key ? how can I check it ? |
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Oct 30 |
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Certificate Security in intranet Environment? edited :-) so basically , makeCRT is enough for creating [n] certificates. right ? |
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Oct 30 |
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Certificate Security in intranet Environment? I'm working in an ensurance company. even if yoko gets the file attached to the email from john - she SHOULD NOT be able to open it. only paul. we NEED to send encrypted files from john to paul , not only securing SSL - but the FILE itself. ( the documents have very sensitive data)......now after my answer , am I still wrong ? please reply :-) |
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Oct 30 |
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Certificate Security in intranet Environment? Just to be sure , our administrator CAN supply each worker a certificate without buying anything...right ? ( again , we work in intranet). and ofcourse he has to backup each certificate in case when formatting john's computer for example ....right ? |
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Oct 30 |
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Certificate Security in intranet Environment? why do you think I don't know this topic :-) ? I asked a question showing I do understand it. but didn't know how it will work in a multi user environment. I thought something about global private key which is used only for decypher. and of course global public key. still, your solution make sense. |
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Sep 28 |
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How do the processes for digital certificates, signatures and ssl work? +1 tom Can you please have alook at my question ? stackoverflow.com/questions/12645128/certificate-hash-checking |
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Feb 27 |
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Public key system confusionYou could expect weird implementations to still produce an output file with gibberish data though there is a problem here.... Lets say the decrypted hash value is "abc". now , according to your sentence , if i decipher it with satan's public Key ( to verify) - I might get Gyprish data like : "@#$". Now , How the hell I suppose to know that @#$ is not the real data ? Now I have 2 options to choose : "abc" or "@#$".... (only first is correct)... how should i choose ? |
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Feb 26 |
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Public key system confusion Ok thanks :)..... |
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Feb 26 |
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Public key system confusion If a user signed a document using his private key and he sends it to me - - so i Decrypt it using his PUBLIC KEY to check if i got the same hash ( which I should equate to a hashe which I generate myself according to the same protocol he used to hash...).....no? |
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Feb 24 |
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Public key system confusion @CodeInChaos home.umk.pl/~mgw/LDAP/RS.C4.JUN.97.pdf |
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Feb 24 |
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Public key system confusion @codeinChaos.... I have so many questions about it.....thanks for replying....the last part in your answer : does this 3 steps are being made for EACH MESSAGE ? Cause ive heard that it occures only at the start (encrypting the master secret code - as you written) and then use symetric keys. |
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Feb 24 |
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Explanation of SSL handshake with certificateIf the public key of that CA certificate allows you to verify the server certificate can you please explain how does he do it ? ......ok so my computer has the CA's public key - now i can verify the signed signature.. but how does he do that ? he whould check if xxx==yyy....how does he get xxx and yyy ?how the verification works internally ? |
