This happens both in client and in server ONLY when terminating the process using SIGINT ( ctrl c )
If both client or server, terminate without being forced, no memory is still reachable.
The number of bytes ( around 60k for verify, 300 for sign ) is costant no matter how many times RSA functions are called.
It may be possible due to OpenSSL library lazy deallocation of memory
This happens both in client and in server ONLY when terminating the process using SIGINT ( ctrl c ) If both client or server, terminate without being forced, no memory is still reachable.
The number of bytes ( around 60k for verify, 300 for sign ) is costant no matter how many times RSA functions are called.
It may be possible due to OpenSSL library lazy deallocation of memory