Adrian Cochrane on Nostr: OpenSSL has a "modes" sublib providing various routines for using primarily XOR to ...
OpenSSL has a "modes" sublib providing various routines for using primarily XOR to extend arbitrary either cyphers to longer lengths, in several different ways.
There's hashmap-deduplicated strings & datafiles compiled to C via Perlscripts to support parsing "objects" from (was it?) ASN.
OCSP abstracts ASN, X509, EVP, & possibly buffered-I/O to further process cryptographic certificates.
PEM parses X509 certificates & its EVP cypher out of buffered-I/O. Or writes it.
1/3!
There's hashmap-deduplicated strings & datafiles compiled to C via Perlscripts to support parsing "objects" from (was it?) ASN.
OCSP abstracts ASN, X509, EVP, & possibly buffered-I/O to further process cryptographic certificates.
PEM parses X509 certificates & its EVP cypher out of buffered-I/O. Or writes it.
1/3!