I am working on an application which accesses a x.509 certificate from the current user store. This works fine when the application is run as an executable. However, when I try running the app as a windows service, it fails to find the certificate. I tried changing the LogOn property for the windowsservice console to set the right user,...
I'm new to WCF, and wanted to know if it is possible to do Message Security, where I use a x.509 certificate for the service only, and for client security do windows credentials, is this acceptable, does it work? Tried searching the web, but either no discuss on this approach exists, or I have put the wrong wording in my google search, ...
I have a requirement to open a tcp socket and authenticate using SSLv3 or TLSv1 IP protocol using X.509 digital certificate. What does this handshake process involve exactly? I know the each message should be encrypted and signed with my private key. What else? After successful I've to send POST HTTP requests over the socket. The s...
Edit: When I execute test the service with a client I get a response. I should not get a response. What should happen is CertificateValidator.Validate() should throw an exception because there is no certificate being sent. I KNOW it is not being called because if I get it to throw an exception without making any tests it still doesn't. S...
Hi, is there any way to get certificate detail from Public key... i had use bouncy castle jar for this but some how i cant better help to solve this problem. please help me out urgently... ...
I am trying to import Gmails smtp certificate for use with Jira, but I get this error when importing using Javas keytool. I used openssl to get the certificate, everything between ----Begin Certificate---- and ----End Certificate---- (inclusive). I also attempted to create an x.509 certificate using Windows Certificate Manager, but sti...
In my organization we use snk files with strong names assemblies. We generate the snk ourselves. In addition we use a code signing signature on the binaries. We get the pfx from Verisign. What is the difference between these two processes? Isn't it a problem that the snk is not recevied from Verisign also? ...
I created a WCF service that has a method which makes a call to a SOAP web service over the internet. In order to make a call to the SOAP web service, it requires that an X.509 certificate be sent with the HttpWebRequest. The X.509 certificates are loaded in the Personal and Trusted Certificate store of the account which the service i...
I am trying to validate an X.509 certificate using C# and .NetCF. I have the CA certificate, and if I understand correctly, I need to use the public key from this CA certificate to decrypt the signature of the untrusted certificate. This should give me the computed hash value of the untrusted certificate. I should then compute the hash o...
I have an X.509 certificate that contains a set of data with the following IMPLICIT [0] tag: A0 81 C6 (value)... And I have this excerpt from a standards document: The IMPLICIT [0] tag is not used for the DER encoding, rather an EXPLICIT SET OF tag is used. That is, the DER encoding of the EXPLICIT SET OF tag, rather than...
I'd like to create a new X.509 certificate in .NET, that meet the hash algorithm and key length requirements that I set. This will be a self-signed certificate. Creating a new certificate may create a new key, or perhaps I'd like to import an existing private key that I have in byte[] form. Does anyone know how to do it? ...
here is my code HttpWebRequest webRequest = (HttpWebRequest)WebRequest.Create("https://localhost/main.aspx"); webRequest.Timeout = 60000; oStore = new StoreClass(); oStore.Open( CAPICOM_STORE_LOCATION.CAPICOM_CURRENT_USER_STORE, storeName, CAPICOM_STORE_OPEN_MODE.CAPICO...