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Open SSL Key - Utility to generate XML keys from PEM or DER keys. Reads and parses: (1) OpenSSL PEM or DER public keys (2) OpenSSL PEM or DER traditional SSLeay private keys (encrypted and unencrypted) (3) PKCS #8 PEM or DER encoded private keys (encrypted and unencrypted) | Keys in PEM format must have headers/footers . | Encrypted Private Key in SSLEay format not supported in DER | Removes header/footer lines. | For traditional SSLEAY PEM private keys, checks for encrypted format and uses PBE to extract 3DES key. | For SSLEAY format, only supports encryption format: DES-EDE3-CBC | For PKCS #8, only supports PKCS#5 v2.0 3des. | Parses private and public key components and returns .NET RSA object. | Creates dummy unsigned certificate linked to private keypair and optionally exports to pkcs #12

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Jun 22, 2013
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dotnet add package opensslkey --version 1.3.0.20130622
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Install-Package opensslkey -Version 1.3.0.20130622
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<PackageReference Include="opensslkey" Version="1.3.0.20130622" />

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