signerbox2 | Example app to sign files with DSTU4145 in js

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signerbox2 is a JavaScript library. signerbox2 has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

Example app to sign files with DSTU4145 in js.

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Unable to convert .jks to .pkcs12: excess private key

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Unable to convert .jks to .pkcs12: excess private key

Asked 2017-Dec-31 at 01:06

Update Dec 30, 2017 – 4:

I've managed to unpack .jks file and extract key and certs from it. To do this I wrote a small nodejs program inspired by signerbox2 an open-source project that uses .jks to sign data. In particular, I use jksreader npm package, which only exists for several days now!

The program I wrote looks like this:

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Answered 2017-Dec-31 at 01:06

Good work finding that JS. (FYI Stack only does one @ per comment -- fortunately I saw this in recently-modified.)

From that we can now see your privatekey has attributes in the PKCS8 (a legal but very rarely used feature) which on rechecking I see standard JCE does not support (there's a comment in decode but not in parseKey). It appears BouncyCastle does -- but bcprov doesn't do JKS.

I suggest you proceed with OpenSSL here since that's what you want to end up with anyway. You can definitely convert certificate file from binary/DER to PEM with:

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48014312

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