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问题 The bounty expires tomorrow . Answers to this question are eligible for a +50 reputation bounty. amol wants to draw more attention to this question. I need to use a third-party service in my c# project. I have added the connected service in my visual studio to get the reference classes. the service has a specific requirement about signing the part of the request. "The partner will use their private certificate to create a signature block by signing specific elements in the SOAP header block.

问题 I am writing a Java client application that needs to sign a SOAP message (with 2 parts in it) and send it to a remote server before fetching the response. I managed to make successful calls in SoapUI (see request and screenshot below). I have most of the code ready, but I keep getting an error message from the server saying: SECU3504: Digital signature verification failure. Signature failed core validation Signature validation status: true ref[#id-32e3db92-b6fd-42a5-b032-a0dc2a15ae82]

问题 I'm trying to implement the signing code using ECDSA. But I always get a Error SW (6F00) during install phase. I tried by changing parameters several times. (ex. ALG_EC_FP / ALG_EC_F2M, LENGTH_EC_FP_xxx / LENGTH_EC_F2M_xxx) Could you tell me my mistake in my code below. (Ver - JCDK 2.2.1, JDK 1.4.2) package Test; import javacard.framework.*; import javacard.security.*; import javacardx.crypto.*; public class Test extends Applet{ private byte[] PLAINTEXT ; private ECPrivateKey objECDSAPriKey

问题 I'm new to code signing and I'm trying to create as secure a process for signing our code as possible. I created a .pfx file by exporting my certificate from IE and created a password for it. I'm able to sign code using the pfx file with the following command: signtool.exe sign /f mypfx.pfx /p mypass myexetosign.exe This works fine, so I copied signtool.exe, the pfx file, and a different executable to sign to a USB flash drive. I took the USB flash drive to a second computer and tried the

问题 I am having issues signing my application. Failed to create provisioning profile. No profiles for 'com.photo.appwall' were found. 回答1: The error message seems self explanatory: you need to register your test device on the Apple's developer portal. Log in Apple's Developer portal Click Certificates, IDs & Profiles Click Devices | All Click the + button and add your device UDID Xcode should be able to do this for you if you plug your device with your computer then select it in menu: (Xcode 8)

问题 I develop a simple app that doesn't use (at least, at first) any third-party authorization. I want to create a RESTful api to be used by iOS/Android/whatever clients, so I've read a bunch of information about implementation of RESTful APIs. However, the usual ways of implementing them involve sending some sort of secure "token" that is used to sign the requests; this leaves the API vulnerable to man-in-the-middle attack, and recommended way to counter it is to use HTTPS. However, reading all

问题 We are building an update Android apk using Corona SDK - with the Target App Store set to "Samsung". We are definitely using the same keystore file that we used to sign the original build. I've used it plenty of times, and it's the only one I have for this app so it's definitely the right one. When uploading updates to Google Play it has worked fine, it's just not working on the Samsung store for some reason We keep getting this error message: "The signing key is invalid. Please check the

问题 I want to ask a thing about digital signing I am not very sure. Instead of creating a self signed certificate to use to sign some (PDF) files, I wanted to take my SSL cert which have my data already verified. But the question is: Can a SSL cert be used to digital sign files or is it incompatible in some manner? EDIT: To clarify, this question is not about how to sign PDFs, is only about if a SSL cert can be used (or converted in any way) to sign files. 回答1: To support digital signing

问题 I have a peculiar problem when calling a web service that expects the message to be signed using WS-Security. If I call using my client application (using Apache CXF) I get a HTTP 500 error message: *Certificate not found* (from client) while if I call the same service using SoapUI, configured for signing with the same key and key-store, it works as expected. I noticed that the <KeyInfo> part of the call differs between CXF and SoapUI. With CXF (as below) the KeyInfo is a lot more detailed

问题 The same Android project is built in debug mode, sometimes with Eclipse, sometimes with ant (on build machine). If I first install the ant build, and then try to start Eclipse debugging, the Eclipse console displays [2012-03-20 13:32:26 - myproject] Re-installation failed due to different application signatures. [2012-03-20 13:32:26 - myproject] You must perform a full uninstall of the application. WARNING: This will remove the application data! [2012-03-20 13:32:26 - myproject] Please