Re: How to - PKCS#7 in c#



Thanks Dominic.

At this time, we don't want to use certificates. I want to use
public/private key.
All I want is to encrypt the string message using RSA+PKCS#7 and then
add a another layer of digital signing to the encrupted messahe using
the same and send it out.

I am not able to get this going using the
System.Security.Cryptography.Pkcs namespace. I poked around quite a bit
in vain.

Can someone help me here? Some code would be really helpful. Thanks in
advance.

.



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