While 2-party public key cryptography is very well laid out in .net framework going n-party concerns me a lot. For instance securing a two-party video-conf. communication is quite easy:
According to wikipedia (and o开发者_如何学Gother sources), asymmetric encryption always works like this:
How do I restrict access to url\'s on my site and only allow my client applications to access these urls. I am putting in a rest api to request the url and was thinking I could use public/private key
I apologize in advance for the incoming Wall-O-Text. This is (at least, to me) a fairly complex issue that I\'ve put quite a bit of thought into. You can read my question and also see a test implement
I am trying to encrypt and decrypt a message as mentioned in the below code. Basically I want to encrypt a message with a public key and convert that encrypted message from byte array to String. And d
I\'m not asking for a tutorial with code, I\'m trying to do the research, but I want to make sure I\'m asking the right questions.
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I\'ve been reading up about ID-based encryption, but can\'t find any implementations (the maths in the paper is a开发者_运维百科 bit much for me). Does anyone know where I might go looking to find an
I have a distributed application which polls for commands from a central server and the content of those commands are \"signed\" by a private key with the public key deployed along with the applicatio
The Situation I\'m working with RSA encryption in Java. I\'m trying to encrypt data on an HTC Saphire (32B) developer phone equipped with Cyanogenmod\'s Android 2.2 and then decrypt said data on a 64
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