Java Code Examples for sun.security.x509.X509Key#parse()

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Example 1
Source File: PKCS10.java    From dragonwell8_jdk with GNU General Public License v2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Parses an encoded, signed PKCS #10 certificate request, verifying
 * the request's signature as it does so.  This constructor would
 * typically be used by a Certificate Authority, from which a new
 * certificate would then be constructed.
 *
 * @param data the DER-encoded PKCS #10 request.
 * @exception IOException for low level errors reading the data
 * @exception SignatureException when the signature is invalid
 * @exception NoSuchAlgorithmException when the signature
 *  algorithm is not supported in this environment
 */
public PKCS10(byte[] data)
throws IOException, SignatureException, NoSuchAlgorithmException {
    DerInputStream  in;
    DerValue[]      seq;
    AlgorithmId     id;
    byte[]          sigData;
    Signature       sig;

    encoded = data;

    //
    // Outer sequence:  request, signature algorithm, signature.
    // Parse, and prepare to verify later.
    //
    in = new DerInputStream(data);
    seq = in.getSequence(3);

    if (seq.length != 3)
        throw new IllegalArgumentException("not a PKCS #10 request");

    data = seq[0].toByteArray();            // reusing this variable
    id = AlgorithmId.parse(seq[1]);
    sigData = seq[2].getBitString();

    //
    // Inner sequence:  version, name, key, attributes
    //
    BigInteger      serial;
    DerValue        val;

    serial = seq[0].data.getBigInteger();
    if (!serial.equals(BigInteger.ZERO))
        throw new IllegalArgumentException("not PKCS #10 v1");

    subject = new X500Name(seq[0].data);
    subjectPublicKeyInfo = X509Key.parse(seq[0].data.getDerValue());

    // Cope with a somewhat common illegal PKCS #10 format
    if (seq[0].data.available() != 0)
        attributeSet = new PKCS10Attributes(seq[0].data);
    else
        attributeSet = new PKCS10Attributes();

    if (seq[0].data.available() != 0)
        throw new IllegalArgumentException("illegal PKCS #10 data");

    //
    // OK, we parsed it all ... validate the signature using the
    // key and signature algorithm we found.
    //
    try {
        sigAlg = id.getName();
        sig = Signature.getInstance(sigAlg);
        sig.initVerify(subjectPublicKeyInfo);
        sig.update(data);
        if (!sig.verify(sigData))
            throw new SignatureException("Invalid PKCS #10 signature");
    } catch (InvalidKeyException e) {
        throw new SignatureException("invalid key");
    }
}
Example 2
Source File: PKCS10.java    From TencentKona-8 with GNU General Public License v2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Parses an encoded, signed PKCS #10 certificate request, verifying
 * the request's signature as it does so.  This constructor would
 * typically be used by a Certificate Authority, from which a new
 * certificate would then be constructed.
 *
 * @param data the DER-encoded PKCS #10 request.
 * @exception IOException for low level errors reading the data
 * @exception SignatureException when the signature is invalid
 * @exception NoSuchAlgorithmException when the signature
 *  algorithm is not supported in this environment
 */
public PKCS10(byte[] data)
throws IOException, SignatureException, NoSuchAlgorithmException {
    DerInputStream  in;
    DerValue[]      seq;
    AlgorithmId     id;
    byte[]          sigData;
    Signature       sig;

    encoded = data;

    //
    // Outer sequence:  request, signature algorithm, signature.
    // Parse, and prepare to verify later.
    //
    in = new DerInputStream(data);
    seq = in.getSequence(3);

    if (seq.length != 3)
        throw new IllegalArgumentException("not a PKCS #10 request");

    data = seq[0].toByteArray();            // reusing this variable
    id = AlgorithmId.parse(seq[1]);
    sigData = seq[2].getBitString();

    //
    // Inner sequence:  version, name, key, attributes
    //
    BigInteger      serial;
    DerValue        val;

    serial = seq[0].data.getBigInteger();
    if (!serial.equals(BigInteger.ZERO))
        throw new IllegalArgumentException("not PKCS #10 v1");

    subject = new X500Name(seq[0].data);
    subjectPublicKeyInfo = X509Key.parse(seq[0].data.getDerValue());

    // Cope with a somewhat common illegal PKCS #10 format
    if (seq[0].data.available() != 0)
        attributeSet = new PKCS10Attributes(seq[0].data);
    else
        attributeSet = new PKCS10Attributes();

    if (seq[0].data.available() != 0)
        throw new IllegalArgumentException("illegal PKCS #10 data");

    //
    // OK, we parsed it all ... validate the signature using the
    // key and signature algorithm we found.
    //
    try {
        sigAlg = id.getName();
        sig = Signature.getInstance(sigAlg);
        sig.initVerify(subjectPublicKeyInfo);
        sig.update(data);
        if (!sig.verify(sigData))
            throw new SignatureException("Invalid PKCS #10 signature");
    } catch (InvalidKeyException e) {
        throw new SignatureException("invalid key");
    }
}
Example 3
Source File: PKCS10.java    From jdk8u60 with GNU General Public License v2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Parses an encoded, signed PKCS #10 certificate request, verifying
 * the request's signature as it does so.  This constructor would
 * typically be used by a Certificate Authority, from which a new
 * certificate would then be constructed.
 *
 * @param data the DER-encoded PKCS #10 request.
 * @exception IOException for low level errors reading the data
 * @exception SignatureException when the signature is invalid
 * @exception NoSuchAlgorithmException when the signature
 *  algorithm is not supported in this environment
 */
public PKCS10(byte[] data)
throws IOException, SignatureException, NoSuchAlgorithmException {
    DerInputStream  in;
    DerValue[]      seq;
    AlgorithmId     id;
    byte[]          sigData;
    Signature       sig;

    encoded = data;

    //
    // Outer sequence:  request, signature algorithm, signature.
    // Parse, and prepare to verify later.
    //
    in = new DerInputStream(data);
    seq = in.getSequence(3);

    if (seq.length != 3)
        throw new IllegalArgumentException("not a PKCS #10 request");

    data = seq[0].toByteArray();            // reusing this variable
    id = AlgorithmId.parse(seq[1]);
    sigData = seq[2].getBitString();

    //
    // Inner sequence:  version, name, key, attributes
    //
    BigInteger      serial;
    DerValue        val;

    serial = seq[0].data.getBigInteger();
    if (!serial.equals(BigInteger.ZERO))
        throw new IllegalArgumentException("not PKCS #10 v1");

    subject = new X500Name(seq[0].data);
    subjectPublicKeyInfo = X509Key.parse(seq[0].data.getDerValue());

    // Cope with a somewhat common illegal PKCS #10 format
    if (seq[0].data.available() != 0)
        attributeSet = new PKCS10Attributes(seq[0].data);
    else
        attributeSet = new PKCS10Attributes();

    if (seq[0].data.available() != 0)
        throw new IllegalArgumentException("illegal PKCS #10 data");

    //
    // OK, we parsed it all ... validate the signature using the
    // key and signature algorithm we found.
    //
    try {
        sig = Signature.getInstance(id.getName());
        sig.initVerify(subjectPublicKeyInfo);
        sig.update(data);
        if (!sig.verify(sigData))
            throw new SignatureException("Invalid PKCS #10 signature");
    } catch (InvalidKeyException e) {
        throw new SignatureException("invalid key");
    }
}
Example 4
Source File: PKCS10.java    From openjdk-jdk8u-backup with GNU General Public License v2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Parses an encoded, signed PKCS #10 certificate request, verifying
 * the request's signature as it does so.  This constructor would
 * typically be used by a Certificate Authority, from which a new
 * certificate would then be constructed.
 *
 * @param data the DER-encoded PKCS #10 request.
 * @exception IOException for low level errors reading the data
 * @exception SignatureException when the signature is invalid
 * @exception NoSuchAlgorithmException when the signature
 *  algorithm is not supported in this environment
 */
public PKCS10(byte[] data)
throws IOException, SignatureException, NoSuchAlgorithmException {
    DerInputStream  in;
    DerValue[]      seq;
    AlgorithmId     id;
    byte[]          sigData;
    Signature       sig;

    encoded = data;

    //
    // Outer sequence:  request, signature algorithm, signature.
    // Parse, and prepare to verify later.
    //
    in = new DerInputStream(data);
    seq = in.getSequence(3);

    if (seq.length != 3)
        throw new IllegalArgumentException("not a PKCS #10 request");

    data = seq[0].toByteArray();            // reusing this variable
    id = AlgorithmId.parse(seq[1]);
    sigData = seq[2].getBitString();

    //
    // Inner sequence:  version, name, key, attributes
    //
    BigInteger      serial;
    DerValue        val;

    serial = seq[0].data.getBigInteger();
    if (!serial.equals(BigInteger.ZERO))
        throw new IllegalArgumentException("not PKCS #10 v1");

    subject = new X500Name(seq[0].data);
    subjectPublicKeyInfo = X509Key.parse(seq[0].data.getDerValue());

    // Cope with a somewhat common illegal PKCS #10 format
    if (seq[0].data.available() != 0)
        attributeSet = new PKCS10Attributes(seq[0].data);
    else
        attributeSet = new PKCS10Attributes();

    if (seq[0].data.available() != 0)
        throw new IllegalArgumentException("illegal PKCS #10 data");

    //
    // OK, we parsed it all ... validate the signature using the
    // key and signature algorithm we found.
    //
    try {
        sigAlg = id.getName();
        sig = Signature.getInstance(sigAlg);
        sig.initVerify(subjectPublicKeyInfo);
        sig.update(data);
        if (!sig.verify(sigData))
            throw new SignatureException("Invalid PKCS #10 signature");
    } catch (InvalidKeyException e) {
        throw new SignatureException("invalid key");
    }
}
Example 5
Source File: PKCS10.java    From openjdk-jdk9 with GNU General Public License v2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Parses an encoded, signed PKCS #10 certificate request, verifying
 * the request's signature as it does so.  This constructor would
 * typically be used by a Certificate Authority, from which a new
 * certificate would then be constructed.
 *
 * @param data the DER-encoded PKCS #10 request.
 * @exception IOException for low level errors reading the data
 * @exception SignatureException when the signature is invalid
 * @exception NoSuchAlgorithmException when the signature
 *  algorithm is not supported in this environment
 */
public PKCS10(byte[] data)
throws IOException, SignatureException, NoSuchAlgorithmException {
    DerInputStream  in;
    DerValue[]      seq;
    AlgorithmId     id;
    byte[]          sigData;
    Signature       sig;

    encoded = data;

    //
    // Outer sequence:  request, signature algorithm, signature.
    // Parse, and prepare to verify later.
    //
    in = new DerInputStream(data);
    seq = in.getSequence(3);

    if (seq.length != 3)
        throw new IllegalArgumentException("not a PKCS #10 request");

    data = seq[0].toByteArray();            // reusing this variable
    id = AlgorithmId.parse(seq[1]);
    sigData = seq[2].getBitString();

    //
    // Inner sequence:  version, name, key, attributes
    //
    BigInteger      serial;
    DerValue        val;

    serial = seq[0].data.getBigInteger();
    if (!serial.equals(BigInteger.ZERO))
        throw new IllegalArgumentException("not PKCS #10 v1");

    subject = new X500Name(seq[0].data);
    subjectPublicKeyInfo = X509Key.parse(seq[0].data.getDerValue());

    // Cope with a somewhat common illegal PKCS #10 format
    if (seq[0].data.available() != 0)
        attributeSet = new PKCS10Attributes(seq[0].data);
    else
        attributeSet = new PKCS10Attributes();

    if (seq[0].data.available() != 0)
        throw new IllegalArgumentException("illegal PKCS #10 data");

    //
    // OK, we parsed it all ... validate the signature using the
    // key and signature algorithm we found.
    //
    try {
        sigAlg = id.getName();
        sig = Signature.getInstance(sigAlg);
        sig.initVerify(subjectPublicKeyInfo);
        sig.update(data);
        if (!sig.verify(sigData))
            throw new SignatureException("Invalid PKCS #10 signature");
    } catch (InvalidKeyException e) {
        throw new SignatureException("invalid key");
    }
}
Example 6
Source File: PKCS10.java    From jdk8u-jdk with GNU General Public License v2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Parses an encoded, signed PKCS #10 certificate request, verifying
 * the request's signature as it does so.  This constructor would
 * typically be used by a Certificate Authority, from which a new
 * certificate would then be constructed.
 *
 * @param data the DER-encoded PKCS #10 request.
 * @exception IOException for low level errors reading the data
 * @exception SignatureException when the signature is invalid
 * @exception NoSuchAlgorithmException when the signature
 *  algorithm is not supported in this environment
 */
public PKCS10(byte[] data)
throws IOException, SignatureException, NoSuchAlgorithmException {
    DerInputStream  in;
    DerValue[]      seq;
    AlgorithmId     id;
    byte[]          sigData;
    Signature       sig;

    encoded = data;

    //
    // Outer sequence:  request, signature algorithm, signature.
    // Parse, and prepare to verify later.
    //
    in = new DerInputStream(data);
    seq = in.getSequence(3);

    if (seq.length != 3)
        throw new IllegalArgumentException("not a PKCS #10 request");

    data = seq[0].toByteArray();            // reusing this variable
    id = AlgorithmId.parse(seq[1]);
    sigData = seq[2].getBitString();

    //
    // Inner sequence:  version, name, key, attributes
    //
    BigInteger      serial;
    DerValue        val;

    serial = seq[0].data.getBigInteger();
    if (!serial.equals(BigInteger.ZERO))
        throw new IllegalArgumentException("not PKCS #10 v1");

    subject = new X500Name(seq[0].data);
    subjectPublicKeyInfo = X509Key.parse(seq[0].data.getDerValue());

    // Cope with a somewhat common illegal PKCS #10 format
    if (seq[0].data.available() != 0)
        attributeSet = new PKCS10Attributes(seq[0].data);
    else
        attributeSet = new PKCS10Attributes();

    if (seq[0].data.available() != 0)
        throw new IllegalArgumentException("illegal PKCS #10 data");

    //
    // OK, we parsed it all ... validate the signature using the
    // key and signature algorithm we found.
    //
    try {
        sig = Signature.getInstance(id.getName());
        sig.initVerify(subjectPublicKeyInfo);
        sig.update(data);
        if (!sig.verify(sigData))
            throw new SignatureException("Invalid PKCS #10 signature");
    } catch (InvalidKeyException e) {
        throw new SignatureException("invalid key");
    }
}
Example 7
Source File: PKCS10.java    From hottub with GNU General Public License v2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Parses an encoded, signed PKCS #10 certificate request, verifying
 * the request's signature as it does so.  This constructor would
 * typically be used by a Certificate Authority, from which a new
 * certificate would then be constructed.
 *
 * @param data the DER-encoded PKCS #10 request.
 * @exception IOException for low level errors reading the data
 * @exception SignatureException when the signature is invalid
 * @exception NoSuchAlgorithmException when the signature
 *  algorithm is not supported in this environment
 */
public PKCS10(byte[] data)
throws IOException, SignatureException, NoSuchAlgorithmException {
    DerInputStream  in;
    DerValue[]      seq;
    AlgorithmId     id;
    byte[]          sigData;
    Signature       sig;

    encoded = data;

    //
    // Outer sequence:  request, signature algorithm, signature.
    // Parse, and prepare to verify later.
    //
    in = new DerInputStream(data);
    seq = in.getSequence(3);

    if (seq.length != 3)
        throw new IllegalArgumentException("not a PKCS #10 request");

    data = seq[0].toByteArray();            // reusing this variable
    id = AlgorithmId.parse(seq[1]);
    sigData = seq[2].getBitString();

    //
    // Inner sequence:  version, name, key, attributes
    //
    BigInteger      serial;
    DerValue        val;

    serial = seq[0].data.getBigInteger();
    if (!serial.equals(BigInteger.ZERO))
        throw new IllegalArgumentException("not PKCS #10 v1");

    subject = new X500Name(seq[0].data);
    subjectPublicKeyInfo = X509Key.parse(seq[0].data.getDerValue());

    // Cope with a somewhat common illegal PKCS #10 format
    if (seq[0].data.available() != 0)
        attributeSet = new PKCS10Attributes(seq[0].data);
    else
        attributeSet = new PKCS10Attributes();

    if (seq[0].data.available() != 0)
        throw new IllegalArgumentException("illegal PKCS #10 data");

    //
    // OK, we parsed it all ... validate the signature using the
    // key and signature algorithm we found.
    //
    try {
        sig = Signature.getInstance(id.getName());
        sig.initVerify(subjectPublicKeyInfo);
        sig.update(data);
        if (!sig.verify(sigData))
            throw new SignatureException("Invalid PKCS #10 signature");
    } catch (InvalidKeyException e) {
        throw new SignatureException("invalid key");
    }
}
Example 8
Source File: PKCS10.java    From openjdk-8-source with GNU General Public License v2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Parses an encoded, signed PKCS #10 certificate request, verifying
 * the request's signature as it does so.  This constructor would
 * typically be used by a Certificate Authority, from which a new
 * certificate would then be constructed.
 *
 * @param data the DER-encoded PKCS #10 request.
 * @exception IOException for low level errors reading the data
 * @exception SignatureException when the signature is invalid
 * @exception NoSuchAlgorithmException when the signature
 *  algorithm is not supported in this environment
 */
public PKCS10(byte[] data)
throws IOException, SignatureException, NoSuchAlgorithmException {
    DerInputStream  in;
    DerValue[]      seq;
    AlgorithmId     id;
    byte[]          sigData;
    Signature       sig;

    encoded = data;

    //
    // Outer sequence:  request, signature algorithm, signature.
    // Parse, and prepare to verify later.
    //
    in = new DerInputStream(data);
    seq = in.getSequence(3);

    if (seq.length != 3)
        throw new IllegalArgumentException("not a PKCS #10 request");

    data = seq[0].toByteArray();            // reusing this variable
    id = AlgorithmId.parse(seq[1]);
    sigData = seq[2].getBitString();

    //
    // Inner sequence:  version, name, key, attributes
    //
    BigInteger      serial;
    DerValue        val;

    serial = seq[0].data.getBigInteger();
    if (!serial.equals(BigInteger.ZERO))
        throw new IllegalArgumentException("not PKCS #10 v1");

    subject = new X500Name(seq[0].data);
    subjectPublicKeyInfo = X509Key.parse(seq[0].data.getDerValue());

    // Cope with a somewhat common illegal PKCS #10 format
    if (seq[0].data.available() != 0)
        attributeSet = new PKCS10Attributes(seq[0].data);
    else
        attributeSet = new PKCS10Attributes();

    if (seq[0].data.available() != 0)
        throw new IllegalArgumentException("illegal PKCS #10 data");

    //
    // OK, we parsed it all ... validate the signature using the
    // key and signature algorithm we found.
    //
    try {
        sig = Signature.getInstance(id.getName());
        sig.initVerify(subjectPublicKeyInfo);
        sig.update(data);
        if (!sig.verify(sigData))
            throw new SignatureException("Invalid PKCS #10 signature");
    } catch (InvalidKeyException e) {
        throw new SignatureException("invalid key");
    }
}
Example 9
Source File: PKCS10.java    From openjdk-8 with GNU General Public License v2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Parses an encoded, signed PKCS #10 certificate request, verifying
 * the request's signature as it does so.  This constructor would
 * typically be used by a Certificate Authority, from which a new
 * certificate would then be constructed.
 *
 * @param data the DER-encoded PKCS #10 request.
 * @exception IOException for low level errors reading the data
 * @exception SignatureException when the signature is invalid
 * @exception NoSuchAlgorithmException when the signature
 *  algorithm is not supported in this environment
 */
public PKCS10(byte[] data)
throws IOException, SignatureException, NoSuchAlgorithmException {
    DerInputStream  in;
    DerValue[]      seq;
    AlgorithmId     id;
    byte[]          sigData;
    Signature       sig;

    encoded = data;

    //
    // Outer sequence:  request, signature algorithm, signature.
    // Parse, and prepare to verify later.
    //
    in = new DerInputStream(data);
    seq = in.getSequence(3);

    if (seq.length != 3)
        throw new IllegalArgumentException("not a PKCS #10 request");

    data = seq[0].toByteArray();            // reusing this variable
    id = AlgorithmId.parse(seq[1]);
    sigData = seq[2].getBitString();

    //
    // Inner sequence:  version, name, key, attributes
    //
    BigInteger      serial;
    DerValue        val;

    serial = seq[0].data.getBigInteger();
    if (!serial.equals(BigInteger.ZERO))
        throw new IllegalArgumentException("not PKCS #10 v1");

    subject = new X500Name(seq[0].data);
    subjectPublicKeyInfo = X509Key.parse(seq[0].data.getDerValue());

    // Cope with a somewhat common illegal PKCS #10 format
    if (seq[0].data.available() != 0)
        attributeSet = new PKCS10Attributes(seq[0].data);
    else
        attributeSet = new PKCS10Attributes();

    if (seq[0].data.available() != 0)
        throw new IllegalArgumentException("illegal PKCS #10 data");

    //
    // OK, we parsed it all ... validate the signature using the
    // key and signature algorithm we found.
    //
    try {
        sig = Signature.getInstance(id.getName());
        sig.initVerify(subjectPublicKeyInfo);
        sig.update(data);
        if (!sig.verify(sigData))
            throw new SignatureException("Invalid PKCS #10 signature");
    } catch (InvalidKeyException e) {
        throw new SignatureException("invalid key");
    }
}
Example 10
Source File: PKCS10.java    From jdk8u-jdk with GNU General Public License v2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Parses an encoded, signed PKCS #10 certificate request, verifying
 * the request's signature as it does so.  This constructor would
 * typically be used by a Certificate Authority, from which a new
 * certificate would then be constructed.
 *
 * @param data the DER-encoded PKCS #10 request.
 * @exception IOException for low level errors reading the data
 * @exception SignatureException when the signature is invalid
 * @exception NoSuchAlgorithmException when the signature
 *  algorithm is not supported in this environment
 */
public PKCS10(byte[] data)
throws IOException, SignatureException, NoSuchAlgorithmException {
    DerInputStream  in;
    DerValue[]      seq;
    AlgorithmId     id;
    byte[]          sigData;
    Signature       sig;

    encoded = data;

    //
    // Outer sequence:  request, signature algorithm, signature.
    // Parse, and prepare to verify later.
    //
    in = new DerInputStream(data);
    seq = in.getSequence(3);

    if (seq.length != 3)
        throw new IllegalArgumentException("not a PKCS #10 request");

    data = seq[0].toByteArray();            // reusing this variable
    id = AlgorithmId.parse(seq[1]);
    sigData = seq[2].getBitString();

    //
    // Inner sequence:  version, name, key, attributes
    //
    BigInteger      serial;
    DerValue        val;

    serial = seq[0].data.getBigInteger();
    if (!serial.equals(BigInteger.ZERO))
        throw new IllegalArgumentException("not PKCS #10 v1");

    subject = new X500Name(seq[0].data);
    subjectPublicKeyInfo = X509Key.parse(seq[0].data.getDerValue());

    // Cope with a somewhat common illegal PKCS #10 format
    if (seq[0].data.available() != 0)
        attributeSet = new PKCS10Attributes(seq[0].data);
    else
        attributeSet = new PKCS10Attributes();

    if (seq[0].data.available() != 0)
        throw new IllegalArgumentException("illegal PKCS #10 data");

    //
    // OK, we parsed it all ... validate the signature using the
    // key and signature algorithm we found.
    //
    try {
        sig = Signature.getInstance(id.getName());
        sig.initVerify(subjectPublicKeyInfo);
        sig.update(data);
        if (!sig.verify(sigData))
            throw new SignatureException("Invalid PKCS #10 signature");
    } catch (InvalidKeyException e) {
        throw new SignatureException("invalid key");
    }
}
Example 11
Source File: PKCS10.java    From jdk8u-dev-jdk with GNU General Public License v2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Parses an encoded, signed PKCS #10 certificate request, verifying
 * the request's signature as it does so.  This constructor would
 * typically be used by a Certificate Authority, from which a new
 * certificate would then be constructed.
 *
 * @param data the DER-encoded PKCS #10 request.
 * @exception IOException for low level errors reading the data
 * @exception SignatureException when the signature is invalid
 * @exception NoSuchAlgorithmException when the signature
 *  algorithm is not supported in this environment
 */
public PKCS10(byte[] data)
throws IOException, SignatureException, NoSuchAlgorithmException {
    DerInputStream  in;
    DerValue[]      seq;
    AlgorithmId     id;
    byte[]          sigData;
    Signature       sig;

    encoded = data;

    //
    // Outer sequence:  request, signature algorithm, signature.
    // Parse, and prepare to verify later.
    //
    in = new DerInputStream(data);
    seq = in.getSequence(3);

    if (seq.length != 3)
        throw new IllegalArgumentException("not a PKCS #10 request");

    data = seq[0].toByteArray();            // reusing this variable
    id = AlgorithmId.parse(seq[1]);
    sigData = seq[2].getBitString();

    //
    // Inner sequence:  version, name, key, attributes
    //
    BigInteger      serial;
    DerValue        val;

    serial = seq[0].data.getBigInteger();
    if (!serial.equals(BigInteger.ZERO))
        throw new IllegalArgumentException("not PKCS #10 v1");

    subject = new X500Name(seq[0].data);
    subjectPublicKeyInfo = X509Key.parse(seq[0].data.getDerValue());

    // Cope with a somewhat common illegal PKCS #10 format
    if (seq[0].data.available() != 0)
        attributeSet = new PKCS10Attributes(seq[0].data);
    else
        attributeSet = new PKCS10Attributes();

    if (seq[0].data.available() != 0)
        throw new IllegalArgumentException("illegal PKCS #10 data");

    //
    // OK, we parsed it all ... validate the signature using the
    // key and signature algorithm we found.
    //
    try {
        sig = Signature.getInstance(id.getName());
        sig.initVerify(subjectPublicKeyInfo);
        sig.update(data);
        if (!sig.verify(sigData))
            throw new SignatureException("Invalid PKCS #10 signature");
    } catch (InvalidKeyException e) {
        throw new SignatureException("invalid key");
    }
}