I have faced some problem related to generation of digital signature
on Microsoft .NET platform and it's verification on Java platform.
I create a digital signature in my C# (Microsoft ASP.NET) application.
The public/private keys are generated by another C# application and it

using the following code I get "acbd18db4cc2f85cedef654fccc4a4d8" printed.
    try  {
        String password = "foo";
        MessageDigest md = MessageDigest.getInstance( "MD5" );

http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/press/2004/apr04/04-02SunAgreementPR.asp
- Mitch

Is there any way for a third party to verify that a document was
encrypted with a particular key without revealing said key?
That is, if I have a file F, and encrypt it with a key K. Is there any
way for someone to verify that K was used to encrypt F with out

I have a C App which uses openssl for Encoding and decoding which
needs to be ported to java.
The decoded text does not match between the C App and the java App.
The size of the output itself is wrong. I think i am doing something

   I'm developing an application, which has a connection with a database,
in whicth I hava a table with users, passwords and profiles for each user.
   What I want is to implement my security with this table, I know that
it's possible to indicate to de J2EE server in which table ...

I have trouble doing SSHA... I've found a Java program from Netscape
(pwdSHA) that generates SSHA, but its result is not the same as those stored
in SunOne directory server 5.2. It seems to me that the program I have is
correct, it's just it is not applying the salt in the same way ...

Does anybody know when www.cryptix.org will go online?? It is  long time
ago, when it was online. Does anbyody know waht happened?? Does exist a
mirror site?
Jens