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I would like to create an App which connects to a server. This server uses SSL Client Authentication. The User of the App should be able to choose the certificate and allow the use of it like it is implemented in the browser app. In the browser app the authentication is working as expected, so the certificate I use is valid. When I try to connect in my App I get the following Error: javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException: javax.net.ssl.SSLProtocolException: SSL handshake terminated: ssl=0x2a2d3b38: Failure in SSL library, usually a protocol error error:14094410:SSL routines:SSL3_READ_BYTES:sslv3

I know this subject is discussed in many places, but after I went through almost all of them, I have decided to create my first StackOverflow question... The problem is the following: I want to connect to a secured webservice (https) that use a certificate to restrict the access, and a username/password to authenticate the user. So i have a client cert (p12 file) and a server cert (pem or der file). I try to use the HttpURLConnection class, because from what I've heard, Apache library will no more be supported on Android. So this is my implementations (serverCert and clientCert are the full

I'm writing an Android App which connects to a Server to call some Webservices. This server uses a self-signed Certificate for SSL and requires a Client Certificate for Authentication. When I connect to the server with Android Chrome browser or with the safari browser from an Iphone it works perfectly. The SSL connection is establishing and the Client Certificate Authentication is succeding and redirecting to my Webservices. But when I connect with other browsers, like the stock android browser, dolphin etc. it is resulting in an Network-Timeout. Also when I connect with my Android App I get

I am developing a java agent to monitor http communications happening in my application server. I like to know the SSL version(SSLv3, TLS, etc) used in outgoing Https connections. Is there a way to get the SSL version by any means? hedoe I used this solution, maybe it can help you: First you need an extension class of SSLSocketFactory to attach a HandshakeCompletedListener to the sockets created by the SSLSocketFactory : (inspired by How to override the cipherlist sent to the server by Android when using HttpsURLConnection? ) public class SecureSSLSocketFactory extends SSLSocketFactory {

I have an app communicating with a HTTPS RPC. The HTTP server is using a CAcert signed certificate. I'm using a custom TrustManager for validating the certificate. Because I can not be sure, CAcert is included in all devices' trusted key store. Because I want to allow only CAcert to sign a certificate for this connection. However, I'm following Google's best practices . The only thing I changed is: Load the CAcert root certificate from a static byte[] instead a file Replace the last part, where the example code loads a file, with HttpsURLConnection.setDefaultSSLSocketFactory(sslContext

I've spent countless hours trying to decrypt Android SSL traffic via Fiddler for HttpsUrlConnection with very little success. How do I reliably configure Fiddler to decrypt SSL traffic from an Android app using HttpsUrlConnection? Here are my steps Run Fiddler on PC (With proper settings: capture HTTPS Connect, decrypt HTTPS traffic, allow remote computers to connect) Configure wireless connection on Android device to proxy through pc running fiddler From android device open browser to http://[ip of pc running fiddler]:8888 and download "FiddlerRoot certificate". Name and install it. Open

DefaultHttpClient, ThreadSafeClientConnManager, HttpParams,HttpProtocolParams, SchemeRegistry, SSLSocketFactory, NameValuePair, HttpResponse are deprecated. I tried to use HttpsUrlConnection but i confused about them. protected Gson gson; private ThreadSafeClientConnManager threadSafeClientConnManager; private DefaultHttpClient client; AbstractServiceApi() { // sets up parameters HttpParams params = new BasicHttpParams(); HttpProtocolParams.setVersion(params, HttpVersion.HTTP_1_1); HttpProtocolParams.setContentCharset(params, ENCODING); HttpConnectionParams.setConnectionTimeout(params, 95 *

I'm having trouble with getting Android to connect to a simple OpenSSL server using the HttpsUrlConnection object (I've combed through StackOverflow and a bunch of online tutorials, and followed the examples pretty much line for line and I still can't figure out why mine is broken when I use my local truststore). I currently have an Android activity that attempts to connect to a simple OpenSSL server (I can connect to my server using a OpenSSL client), once the HttpsUrlConnection.connect() is called I receive a " javax.net.ssl.SSLException: Connection closed by peer" error during the SSL