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Chapters

- Introduction
  - Top of chapter
  - Purpose
  - Prerequisites
- Public key records
  - Top of chapter
  - RSA as defined by the PKCS-1 standard and RFC 3447.
  - DSA as defined by Digital Signature Standard (NIST FIPS PUB 186-2)
- Certificate records
  - Top of chapter
  - Common Data Types
  - PKIX Certificates
  - Standard certificate extensions
  - Private Internet Extensions
  - CRL and CRL Extensions Profile

# 2 Public key records

This chapter briefly describes Erlang records derived from asn1 specifications used to handle public and private keys. The intent is to describe the data types and not to specify the meaning of each component for this we refer you to the relevant standards and RFCs.

Use the following include directive to get access to the records and constant macros used in the following sections.

     -include_lib("public_key/include/public_key.hrl").

### 2.1 RSA as defined by the PKCS-1 standard and RFC 3447.

    #'RSAPublicKey'{
    	  modulus,       % integer()
    	  publicExponent % integer()
    	  }.

    #'RSAPrivateKey'{
              version,         % two-prime | multi
    	  modulus,         % integer()
    	  publicExponent,  % integer()
    	  privateExponent, % integer()
    	  prime1,          % integer()
    	  prime2,          % integer()
    	  exponent1,       % integer()
    	  exponent2,       % integer()
    	  coefficient,     % integer()
    	  otherPrimeInfos  % [#OtherPrimeInfo{}] | asn1_NOVALUE
    	 }.

    #'OtherPrimeInfo'{
             prime,           % integer()
     	 exponent,        % integer()
             coefficient      % integer()
     	 }.

### 2.2 DSA as defined by Digital Signature Standard (NIST FIPS PUB 186-2)

    #'DSAPrivateKey',{
    	  version,      % integer()
    	  p,            % integer()
    	  q,            % integer()
    	  g,            % integer()
    	  y,            % integer()
    	  x             % integer()
    	  }.

    #'Dss-Parms',{
             p,         % integer()
    	 q,         % integer()
    	 g          % integer()
    	 }.