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mjb2kmn: I've gone through the documentation at https://golang.org/pkg/ but I can't make this connection. I am creating a client and requesting like this (error handling removed): client := http.Client{
CheckRedirect: func(req *http.Request, via []*http.Re
mjb2kmn: I've gone through the documentation at https://golang.org/pkg/ but I can't make this connection. I am creating a client and requesting like this (error handling removed): client := http.Client{
CheckRedirect: func(req *http.Request, via []*http.Re
Shocky2: If I have an *x509.Certificateobject, how can I extract the public key base64 string representation from it? ifnotak NOTE: If you already have objects, skip to #3x509.Certificate。 You need to do the following: Use decode PEM .pem.Decode() block, _ :=
Shocky2: If I have an *x509.Certificateobject, how can I extract the public key base64 string representation from it? ifnotak NOTE: If you already have objects, skip to #3x509.Certificate。 You need to do the following: Use decode PEM .pem.Decode() block, _ :=
Shocky2: If I have an *x509.Certificateobject, how can I extract the public key base64 string representation from it? ifnotak NOTE: If you already have objects, skip to #3x509.Certificate。 You need to do the following: Use decode PEM .pem.Decode() block, _ :=
michalk: I want to read the extension BasicConstraints for Java X509Certificate (the certificate implementation comes from the default JCE, so yes sun.security.x509.X509CertImpl). I want to get the BasicConstraint extension value to check if it's a CA: X509Cer
michalk: I want to read the extension BasicConstraints for Java X509Certificate (the certificate implementation comes from the default JCE, so yes sun.security.x509.X509CertImpl). I want to get the BasicConstraint extension value to check if it is a CA: X509Ce
michalk: I want to read the extension BasicConstraints for Java X509Certificate (the certificate implementation comes from the default JCE, so yes sun.security.x509.X509CertImpl). I want to get the BasicConstraint extension value to check if it is a CA: X509Ce
Guillaume Pansier I want to create certificate based authentication on top of websocket communication. So I created a websocket serverEndpoint and set up SSL for client authentication with the help of jetty like this: Server server = new Server();
//Create SS
Guillaume Pansier I want to create certificate based authentication on top of websocket communication. So I created a websocket serverEndpoint and set up SSL for client authentication with the help of jetty like this: Server server = new Server();
//Create SS
Guy New to x509 certification. Create and parse certificates using node-js and most (seemingly similar) tools - node -forge . I'm trying to figure out how to get a reliable public key length and signature hash algorithm (SHA) from a certificate created based o
Guy New to x509 certification. Create and parse certificates using node-js and most (seemingly similar) tools - node -forge . I'm trying to figure out how to get a reliable public key length and signature hash algorithm (SHA) from a certificate created based o
Guy New to x509 certification. Create and parse certificates using node-js and most (seemingly similar) tools - node -forge . I'm trying to figure out how to get a reliable public key length and signature hash algorithm (SHA) from a certificate created based o
Guy New to x509 certification. Create and parse certificates using node-js and most (seemingly similar) tools - node -forge . I'm trying to figure out how to get a reliable public key length and signature hash algorithm (SHA) from a certificate created based o
Guy New to x509 certification. Create and parse certificates using node-js and most (seemingly similar) tools - node -forge . I'm trying to figure out how to get a reliable public key length and signature hash algorithm (SHA) from a certificate created based o
Alexandru I have a OutlookAddin.vstofile (yes, it's an Outlook add-in VSTO file) that contains a signing certificate signed with mage.exe . As far as I can tell, it successfully creates a label with the encoded public certificate in the following format:<X509C
username I have a certificate with a friendly name and I want to get the certificate using the friendly name instead of the thumbprint. I don't see a similar method FindByFriendlyName..., what should I do? var thumbprint ="f454......"
var friendlyName = "ASP
username I have a certificate with a friendly name and I want to get the certificate using the friendly name instead of the thumbprint. I don't see a similar method FindByFriendlyName..., what should I do? var thumbprint ="f454......"
var friendlyName = "ASP
username I have a certificate with a friendly name and I want to get the certificate using the friendly name instead of the thumbprint. I don't see a similar method FindByFriendlyName..., what should I do? var thumbprint ="f454......"
var friendlyName = "ASP
username I have a certificate with a friendly name and I want to get the certificate using the friendly name instead of the thumbprint. I don't see a similar method FindByFriendlyName..., what should I do? var thumbprint ="f454......"
var friendlyName = "ASP
username I have a certificate with a friendly name and I want to get the certificate using the friendly name instead of the thumbprint. I don't see a similar method FindByFriendlyName..., what should I do? var thumbprint ="f454......"
var friendlyName = "ASP
username I have a certificate with a friendly name and I want to get the certificate using the friendly name instead of the thumbprint. I don't see a similar method FindByFriendlyName..., what should I do? var thumbprint ="f454......"
var friendlyName = "ASP
username I have a certificate with a friendly name and I want to get the certificate using the friendly name instead of the thumbprint. I don't see a similar method FindByFriendlyName..., what should I do? var thumbprint ="f454......"
var friendlyName = "ASP
username I have a certificate with a friendly name and I want to get the certificate using the friendly name instead of the thumbprint. I don't see a similar method FindByFriendlyName..., what should I do? var thumbprint ="f454......"
var friendlyName = "ASP
mugzi The code sample I followed is shown below, but the error response I get is - "Certificate cannot be loaded". from cryptography.x509 import load_pem_x509_certificate
from cryptography.hazmat.backends import default_backend
cert_str = '-----BEGIN CERTIFIC
mugzi The code sample I followed is shown below, but the error response I get is - "Certificate cannot be loaded". from cryptography.x509 import load_pem_x509_certificate
from cryptography.hazmat.backends import default_backend
cert_str = '-----BEGIN CERTIFIC
mugzi The code sample I followed is shown below, but the error response I get is - "Certificate cannot be loaded". from cryptography.x509 import load_pem_x509_certificate
from cryptography.hazmat.backends import default_backend
cert_str = '-----BEGIN CERTIFIC
mugzi The code sample I followed is shown below, but the error response I get is - "Certificate cannot be loaded". from cryptography.x509 import load_pem_x509_certificate
from cryptography.hazmat.backends import default_backend
cert_str = '-----BEGIN CERTIFIC
Nick Russler I can extract the OID and the name of the signature algorithm from an X509Certificateinstance , "SHA256WithRSA"but how can I extract the name of the digest algorithm (for example) "SHA256". Is there any other way than string splitting "with"or fix