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SE050 - How access an inject certificate using openssl

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CristianeBP
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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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Kan_Li
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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.

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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.

Kan_Li_0-1691632827321.png

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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