[xmlsec] MAC algorithms in XMLsec?
Aleksey Sanin
aleksey@aleksey.com
Fri, 17 May 2002 08:50:43 -0700
Yes, it is possible. If you know how to exchange symmetric
(DES, HMAC, AES,...) keys between Alice and Bob then
you can specify the key using <ds:KeyName> element
of <ds:KeyInfo>. In particular, in XMLSec case, Alice should
load the key into keys manager and add <ds:KeyName> node
when you are signing/encrypting document. Bob simply loads
this key into keys manager and XMLSec "magically" finds it
when it decrypts/verifies the message.
Aleksey.
Hans-Juergen.Heinrich@de.gi-de.com wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I wonder if it's possible to use MAC algorithms (with
>secret keys) instead of public key algorithms in XMLsec?
>
>In the keys.h-file I only see the key types "public", "private"
>and the generic type "any".
>Would it be possible to - for example - read a secret key
>from a file and sign a XML file with this key and TripleDES?
>How would that work?
>
>Any help appreciated
>Hans-Juergen Heinrich
>
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