OpenSSL "pkey -aes*" - Re-Encrypt DSA Keys

Q

How to re-encrypt a DSA key file using OpenSSL "pkey" command? I want to change the encryption password, and maybe change the encryption algorithm.

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A

If you want to encrypt an existing DSA key file again, you can use the "pkey -aes*" command as shown below: 

C:\Users\fyicenter>\local\openssl\openssl

OpenSSL> pkey -in my_dsa_des.key -aes128 -out my_dsa_aes.key
Enter pass phrase for my_dsa_des.key: fyicenter
Enter PEM pass phrase: fyicenter.com
Verifying - Enter PEM pass phrase: fyicenter.com

Options used in this command are:

  • "-in my_dsa_des.key" - Read the DSA private key file.
  • "-out my_dsa_aea.key" - Save the output to a file.
  • "-aes128" - Encrypt the output (DSA private key and public key).
  • "fyicenter" - The password of the input key file.
  • "fyicenter.com" - The password of the output key file.

 

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