Android - Security with HTTPS and SSL - Unknown certificate authority - NativeCrypto Exception

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Anh-Tuan Mai picture Anh-Tuan Mai · Aug 18, 2015 · Viewed 9.3k times · Source

Following this one: https://developer.android.com/intl/es/training/articles/security-ssl.html part:Unknown certificate authority - example of University of Washington.

Now I can access and communicate with the server. I got the response from the server as expecting. However, there are some error on Android log: 

E/NativeCrypto﹕ ssl=0x61ede338 cert_verify_callback x509_store_ctx=0x618358c0 arg=0x0
E/NativeCrypto﹕ ssl=0x61ede338 cert_verify_callback calling verifyCertificateChain authMethod=RSA

I don't have any ideas where this comes from? Is this normal? Someone can explain/help me out please?

Answer

quocnhat7 picture quocnhat7 · Aug 18, 2015

That log is normal, it issue from your device, it also appear in my app, please dont worry. With SSL on android, you can try this lib for your work, check it here

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