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OpenAS2
AS2 1.1 server implementation in Java
...It is extremely configurable and supports a wide variety of signing and encryption algorithms. Supports very high traffic volume allowing parallel processing of files per partner. SUPPORT: Please use the Github issues and Discussions channels here: https://github.com/OpenAS2/OpenAs2App/ Requirements: - Java 11 or newer (tested with the LTS versions of Java up to 21) - Any OS that runs Java Planned enhancements in the next major release: - User interace configuration GUI - Certificate Exchange Management IMPORTANT: Java 8 is no longer supported. -
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GMR Digital Signature System
GMR digital signature system
Private keys are insecure in cloud server infrastructure. Chrome: right click - translate into English! https://www.bsi.bund.de/DE/Presse/Pressemitteilungen/Presse2018/Spectre-NG_18052018.html System that creates key pairs and digital signatures and is based on the presumed difficulty of prime factorization. Please install on a virtual machine with Linux! Windows is not supported! German: System, das Schlüsselpaare und digitale Signaturen erstellt, und auf der vermuteten... -
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A multi-platform tool to convert RSA private keys between SFM format (modulus, public exponent, private exponent) and CRT format, in both ways.
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