Announcement: libpkixpq 0.4 (pkix + strong crypto for db) - Mailing list pgsql-hackers

From Bear Giles
Subject Announcement: libpkixpq 0.4 (pkix + strong crypto for db)
Date
Msg-id 200201140507.WAA08424@eris.coyotesong.com
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I am pleased to announce the release of libpkixpq 0.4, a major release.

NEW FEATURES
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- documentation
- support for PKCS7 asymmetric encrypted messages.  (OpenPGP symmeric encryption support has been dropped, at  least
temporarily.) The PKCS7 asymmetric encryption   includes support for recovery keys, but not for multiple  recipients.
 
- support for the OpenSSL TYPE_print functions as used   defined functions for the standard types,
- a new text type, XML, which indicates X.509 certificates,  X.509 CRLs (rsn), and public keys should be written or
parsedas specified by the W3C XML Signature schema. 
 
  This means that the XML representation of a certificate  can be intuitively obtained via a query such as:
    select cast(cert as xml) from certs where ...
  The corresponding input functions are not yet implemented.
- the initial release of a JSP/JSP tags X.509 certificate  repository, part of a CA tentatively named 'beastmark.'
Thisrepository can be searched in all manners covered by  Gutman et al, and is designed to use XML natively (hence  the
prioritem) and XSLT to convert results to the   appropriate format for the client - text/html,
application/x509-certificate,application/x-x509-ca-cert,  etc.
 

SOURCE CODE AVAILABILITY
------------------------

Source code can be downloaded from http://www.dimensional.com/~bgiles/ ;
as always US export laws apply.

Documentation online at http://www.dimensional.com/~bgiles/pkixdoc/

Message cc'd to crypt@bxa.doc.gov


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