I am integrating CSC2QR zeal id integration. where i am sending the Base64 URL encoded SHA256 hash (OGRlY2M4NTcxOTQ2ZDRjZDcwYTAyNDk0OWUwMzNhMmEyYTU0Mzc3ZmU5ZjFjMWI5NDRjMjBmOWVlMTFhOWU1MQ==) for signature and in response I am getting PKCS#1 raw signature . I am stuck on how I can use this information to digitally sign the document. I am using itext7 . I am also getting signer certificate as a response Response
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Decrypt a Java AES encoded String in Dart
I need to decrypt an AES (PKCS#7) encoded string in my Flutter mobile application. The string is got from a QR Code, which has been generated from a Java application and contains the AES encoded String. The Java encoding : Output : AIRTEuNmSuQtYuysv93w3w83kJJ6sg7kaU7XzA8xrAjOp-lKYPp1brtDAPbhSJmT The Dart decoding : Output : Y��=X�Rȑ�”Qme@mycompany.com;12 You can see that only a part of the string
Extract raw certificate from PKCS#7 file in JAVA
I would like to achieve the same what this openssl command performs, but programmatically in Java: openssl pkcs7 -in toBeExported.p7c -inform DER -out certificate.pem -print_certs which means that …