// Parse the contents of a certificate data block.
private void Parse(byte[] data)
{
// Clone the data for internal storage.
rawData = (byte[])(data.Clone());
// Parse the ASN.1 data to get the field we are interested in.
ASN1Parser parser = new ASN1Parser(rawData);
ASN1Parser signed = parser.GetSequence();
ASN1Parser certInfo = signed.GetSequence();
if (certInfo.Type == ASN1Parser.ContextSpecific(0))
{
// Skip the version field.
certInfo.Skip();
}
serialNumber = certInfo.GetContentsAsArray(ASN1Type.Integer);
ASN1Parser algId = certInfo.GetSequence();
issuer = ParseName(certInfo);
ASN1Parser validity = certInfo.GetSequence();
effectiveDate = validity.GetUTCTime();
expirationDate = validity.GetUTCTime();
name = ParseName(certInfo);
ASN1Parser keyInfo = certInfo.GetSequence();
algId = keyInfo.GetSequence();
keyAlgorithm = ToHex(algId.GetObjectIdentifier());
if (algId.IsAtEnd() || algId.IsNull())
{
keyAlgorithmParameters = null;
}
else
{
keyAlgorithmParameters = algId.GetWholeAsArray();
}
publicKey = keyInfo.GetBitString();
#if CONFIG_CRYPTO
// Construct an MD5 hash of the certificate. Is this correct?
MD5 md5 = new MD5CryptoServiceProvider();
md5.InternalHashCore(rawData, 0, rawData.Length);
hash = md5.InternalHashFinal();
md5.Initialize();
#endif
}