5 msgDSA/DSS keys and DSA 1576-1/CVE-2008-0166.
2 msgopenssl/openssh fixes for lenny (testing)

openssl / x509 certs
\ Hr. Philip Rueegsegger (14 May 2008)
. \ Scott Edwards (15 May 2008)

2 msgleakage of keys?
2 msgdowkd.pl - how the blacklist data is generated ?
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4 msgdowkd.pl via Package
1 msgCHAO BAN
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4 msgBroken link on Debian CVE Web page (Was: [SECUR...
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3 msgRe: [SECURITY] [DSA 1575-1] New Linux 2.6.18 pa...
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1 msgHerr Bühler Arbeite nicht mehr bei der V-ZUG AG
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3 msgQuestion about Security
37 msgsecuring server
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Subject:Re: openssl / x509 certs
Group:Debian-security
From:Scott Edwards
Date:15 May 2008


 

On Wed, May 14, 2008 at 11:09 AM, Hr. Philip Rueegsegger <rue>
wrote:

> How can I check if a rsa key created by 'openssl genrsa ...' and its x509
> certificate is vulnerable ? The utility ssh-vulnkey seems to only check ssh
> keys. Thanks in advance !
>

What CVE IDs does this apply to, and are there any references to tools for
this task on ssl certs as well?

I'm curious too (with no time on my hands with finals all this week)

TIA


Scott



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