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X509 has two time formats: UTC, where the year is in two-digit format,
and generalized time with four-digit years.
This patch allows dates specified generalized time.
Reviewed-by: Thiago Macieira
Task-number: QTBUG-12489
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We were calling an OpenSSL function that returned a long for the serial
number; sometimes serial numbers are too big to fit into a long (up to
20 octets). In that case, do not convert the serial number to decimal,
but just output the hexadecimal value.
Reviewed-by: Zeno Albisser
Task-number: QTBUG-9973
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If the file/data ends in the END CERTIFICATE line without a newline,
the certificate is still valid. If it's followed by anything other
than a newline, then it's no longer valid.
Also add another test for the BEGIN CERTIFICATE ending without
newline, to ensure we don't crash there either.
Reviewed-By: Peter Hartmann
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Simple misuse of QLatin1String. Use QString::fromLatin1 instead and
avoid the QByteArray temporary.
Reviewed-by: Andreas Aardal Hanssen
Tracking: CVE-2009-2700
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This is a vulnerability in some implementations. Qt isn't affected
because... well, we never implemented the decoding of escape sequences
:-)
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