Public-Key Cryptography Standards #8

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Public-Key Cryptography Standards #8 (PKCS #8) is a widely used cryptographic standard that defines a syntax for storing and transferring private keys in a secure, interoperable format.

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instanceOf cryptographic standard
abbreviation PKCS #8 NERFINISHED
compatibleWith PEM encoding
binary key container formats
defines EncryptedPrivateKeyInfo structure
PrivateKeyInfo structure NERFINISHED
syntax for private key information
syntax for storing private keys
syntax for transferring private keys
definesField attributes
encryptedData
encryptionAlgorithm
privateKey
privateKeyAlgorithm
enables interoperable private key exchange
standardized private key storage
focusesOn private key representation
private key storage
private key transport
goal interoperability between cryptographic implementations
secure storage of private keys
secure transfer of private keys
partOf Public-Key Cryptography Standards NERFINISHED
relatedTo PKCS #1 NERFINISHED
PKCS #12 NERFINISHED
PKCS #5 NERFINISHED
standardizes format of encrypted private key information
format of private key information
supports DSA private keys
Elliptic Curve private keys
RSA private keys
algorithm-independent private key format
password-based encryption of private keys
usedBy .NET cryptography APIs
Java Cryptography Architecture NERFINISHED
OpenSSL NERFINISHED
various PKI toolkits
usedIn SSL implementations
TLS implementations
X.509-based public key infrastructures
cryptographic libraries
hardware security module key export formats
software key stores
uses ASN.1 NERFINISHED
DER encoding

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PKCS #8 fullName Public-Key Cryptography Standards #8