maroonbells

This 11 character string looks like an incomplete base32 string. 11 base32 characters is the encoding of 55 bits, and most base32 decodes would ignore the 11th character and decode...

Having an email alert sent whenever a cert is added, rather than requiring a confirmation code, is probably an acceptable solution. This is completely different than someone changing your password...

It's not *required* but it's an improvement. It shortens the DH public and private mime strings by 1 byte by removing the meaningless "A" from the tail end. I've never...

A continuation of the issue of using a different key than written to disk is a rare edge case where the password itself begins with a case-insensitive version of the...

Following up with more info. I clarify my statement about how 'd' is calculated. It appears that is made from the larger ModInverse(e,phi) only for keys < 2048. For longer...

I understand what you're saying, though NIST NIST.SP.800-56Br2 specifically says that 'e' is allowed to be an odd number in the range [65537,2^256] and FIPS 186 talks about how 'e'...

I don't understand why I'm being asked to justify supporting the NIST standard in a file named rsa_sp800_56b_gen.c since NIST.SP.800-56Br2 permist [65537,2^256]. On the verify side OpenSSL is supporting only...

Thanks for the reply. I found the line in the code you're quoting, but it's in a section of code where there's 2 alternatives - either the range of [65537,2^256]...