From what I can tell BouncyCastle & System.Security.Crypt开发者_如何学运维ography provides ability to do high level tasks while CryptoAPI is somewhat lower level.
I would like to be able to verify an OpenSSL-generated DSA signature using the Microsoft CryptoAPI. Consider that you have the following inputs:
I am trying to port the AquaticPrime framework for Mac to Windows. On the Mac, it uses the opensll library, and I try to understand how to port this to Windows, where I have to use the CryptoAPI, I g
I\'m currently experimenting with the Windows Cryptography API and running into some problems with Public-Key-Cryptography. I can find lots of examples of how to encrypt items, but nothing directly ad
I have a CERT_CONTEXT structure which I\'ve extracted from a smart card on Windows via the CryptoAPI. I need to convert this structure into a DER encoded byte array which is consistent with OpenSSL. T
I am reposting my question from the MSDN forums here. This problem has to do with importing a certificate into the personal certificate store associated with a windows service.
Hi as corollary to this question I wanted to ask if you know how to prevent the poping of dialogue either to ask for password or to ask to insert a certificate.
I\'m trying to understand how to get a public key imported from PEM format (sample included in the code below) across XP, Vista and Windows 7.The sample code will import the key on both XP and Windows
This is C++ code: CCryptMD5Hash md5; CCryptProv cprov; PCWSTR pszPassword = <password>; BYTE* data = <array of bytes>;
On Win 2003 32 bit, I successfully export a PRIVATEKEYBLOB with a CryptExportKey call (dwFlags=0).Then I attempt to import the key blob on a Win Server 2008 64 bit with a 64 bit executable, the call t