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parameters as the previous one.
If someone has a choice for a 2nd algorithm, I'm happy to do that. See previous PR for ideas about how to review
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MD5) to a PBES#2 based one (PBKDF2HMAC + AES)
Refs #1390
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Changed names of existing vectors to be more instructive about what the
key contains, and adapted tests to compensate, which pass. Added public
keys for all encryption types and two new private keys for PEM
serialization, documented in the README.txt in the same folder
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Generated two files with the same private key as PEM_Serialization's
ec_private_key.pem, one unencrypted and one encrypted with "123456". Also
changed existing PEMSerialization unit tests to take parameters so that
tests can be extended easily.
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This is encpkcs8.pem with the base64 OID replaced with Ys
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This is unenc-dsa-pkcs8.pem with the base64 OID replaced with X's
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Generated by myself.
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All vectors are now stored in the subpackage in the vectors/ folder.
This package is automatically installed by setup.py test and will also
be uploaded with a matching version number by the PyPI upload task.
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