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Whatever seed you choose,you need to send it to the client, and a programmer can do faking using that seed...
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Re^5: A question about web service security
by Anonymous Monk on Aug 05, 2011 at 14:26 UTC
    This is how public key ecryption works.
    • The server has private key, it doesn't share it.
    • The client gets servers public key (everybody gets public key).
    • you encrypt messaages for server using public key, only server can read them
    • server uses private key to decrypt message encrypted with public key.
    • Only server has private key.
      I'm aware of all these ,and like I said,it won't work.

        I'm aware of all these ,and like I said,it won't work.

        Yes it will. Maybe not the way you think it won't, but it will (I also said this already :)