2007/2/20-22 [Computer/SW/WWW/Server, Computer/SW/Security] UID:45782 Activity:high | 2/20 Any recommendations on a cheap/easy-to-use digital signature system?
\- i dunno exactly wat you are looking for or what the status of this
project is, but if the obvious [gnupg] wont do, you can google
for AKENTI. --psb
\_ What do you want exactly? A toolkit for digitally signing various
files? OpenSSL is free. It is, however, a pain in the ass to use,
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2006/9/8-12 [Computer/SW/Unix, Computer/SW/Security, Computer/SW/WWW/Server] UID:44325 Activity:nil | 9/9 Is there a gzip-like unix command that will encrypt a file?
I'm looking for something that's widely available. Thanks
crypt (not very secure - DES). Or failing that, openssl or gnupg
\_ openssl or gnupg... what are you looking for? Those will work fine..
\_ Thanks for the recommendations. I'm basically experimenting
with a way of using my friend's computer to backup my
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2006/3/2 [Computer/SW/Languages/Perl] UID:42064 Activity:kinda low | 3/2 LDAP help: I am trying to dump the userPassword from an ldap database
with ldapsearch but it is coming out base64 encoded:
userPassword:: e2NyeXB0fWhhKllueGJrSXhrR2M=
Is there a shell tool to decode this ... I want to avoid re-writing
the whole thing in perl (I'm not that familar with LDAP or encodings
and this isn't important enough to spend a lot of time on ... but I've
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2006/2/13-15 [Computer/Networking] UID:41829 Activity:nil | 2/13 Do I really have to point my cisco pix at some cert. authority
if I want to use keys (instead of "pre-shared secrets") ?
I can't just self sign?? wtf?
\_ Actually, why not just create a CA signing cert with OpenSSL
(it's not that hard), sign a cert with that, and then import the
CA public key into pix? Or use a static passphrase for phase I
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2005/4/30-5/3 [Computer/SW/WWW/Browsers] UID:37434 Activity:moderate | 4/30 In Outlook Express I get an error message everytime I check my
CSUA account, although I still get my mail. I am using POP port 995
with SSL. Is there a way I can prevent this message, it's annoying:
"The server you are connected to is using a security certificate that
could not be verified. A certificate chain processed, but terminated
in a root certificate which is not trusted by the trust provider. Do
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2005/3/19-22 [Computer/SW/WWW/Browsers] UID:36770 Activity:low | 3/19 Is there a way to get Mozilla under Windows to use mystore to manage
certificates rather than its own internal cert manager? I have a
DER-encoded client cert that's usable by IE, but I'd like to see
it used by Mozilla (which requires PKCS#12 certs for its own store,
rather than DER or p7b.) -John
\_ It is possible to conver between DER and PKCS#12 (I believe that
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2004/6/7 [Computer/SW/Security] UID:30642 Activity:nil | 6/5 I can't reach some sites from my company, including sameer's
anonymizer. What are some good anonymizing sites I can use? Thanks.
\_ I recommend setting up nph-proxy or something similar on your
home machine. For added yuks, run it over OpenSSL and password
protect it. -John
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2004/5/7 [Computer/SW/WWW/Browsers] UID:30076 Activity:nil | 5/6 Installed lynx with openssl and now I have the following msg:
"unable to get local issuer certificate"
What's going on?
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2004/2/3-4 [Computer/SW/WWW/Server] UID:12087 Activity:low | 2/3 Do I have to purchase an SSL cert from Verisign or one of those
places inorder to allow my webserver to accept https requests?
\_ yes.
\_ You can set this up nicely with OpenSSL. Make sure that the
server's DN in the cert matches your hostname so that the only
message the browser pops up is something along the lines of
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