Good morning,
I am able to inject an RSA certificate into the SE with success.
But now I need to use my certificate through an openssl command.
I know that it is possible, using openssl, to access an element through the "-key refkeyfile.ref" command.
But if I understood correctly the concept of a reference key, it is a reference to the private key, and not to an element, that is, if my element is a certificate or a public key, I am not able to generate a reference key.
How can I access an injected certificate from an openssl command without the reference key?
Thanks in advance.
Cristiane Bellenzier Piaia
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Hi @CristianeBP ,
You may use a tool like ssscli to get the injected cert from the SE and store it in the native file system, then it can accessed by the openssl command.
Please kindly refer to "simw-top/doc/pycli/doc/cli_commands_list.html" for more details.
Have a great day,
Kan
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Kan
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Hi @CristianeBP ,
You may use a tool like ssscli to get the injected cert from the SE and store it in the native file system, then it can accessed by the openssl command.
Please kindly refer to "simw-top/doc/pycli/doc/cli_commands_list.html" for more details.
Have a great day,
Kan
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Have a great day,
Kan
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