// Verify signature protection
        AlgorithmIdentifier algId = msg.getMessage().getProtectedPart().getHeader().getProtectionAlg();
        String oid = algId.getObjectId().getId();
        assertEquals(PKCSObjectIdentifiers.sha1WithRSAEncryption.getId(), oid);
        // Check that this is an old message, created before ECA-2104, using null instead of DERNull as algorithm parameters.
        DEREncodable pp = algId.getParameters();
        assertNull(pp);
        // Try to verify, it should work good even though the small bug in ECA-2104, since we don't use algorithm parameters for RSA-PKCS signatures
        PublicKey pubKey = msg.getRequestPublicKey();
        assertTrue(CmpMessageHelper.verifyCertBasedPKIProtection(msg.getMessage(), pubKey));
        // Verify that our verification routine does not give positive result for any other keys
        KeyPair keys = KeyTools.genKeys("512", "RSA");
        assertFalse(CmpMessageHelper.verifyCertBasedPKIProtection(msg.getMessage(), keys.getPublic()));
      }
      // Re-protect the message, now fixed by ECA-2104
      {
        ASN1InputStream in = new ASN1InputStream(novosecsigpopir);
        DERObject derObject = in.readObject();
        PKIMessage myPKIMessage = PKIMessage.getInstance(derObject);
        KeyPair keys = KeyTools.genKeys("512", "RSA");
        X509Certificate signCert = CertTools.genSelfCert("CN=CMP Sign Test", 3650, null, keys.getPrivate(), keys.getPublic(), "SHA1WithRSA", false);
        // Re-sign the message
        byte[] newmsg = CmpMessageHelper.signPKIMessage(myPKIMessage, signCert, keys.getPrivate(), CMSSignedGenerator.DIGEST_SHA1, "BC");
        in = new ASN1InputStream(newmsg);
        derObject = in.readObject();
        PKIMessage pkimsg = PKIMessage.getInstance(derObject);
        // We have to do this twice, because Novosec caches ProtectedBytes in the PKIMessage object, so we need to 
        // encode it and re-decode it again to get the changes from ECA-2104 encoded correctly.
        // Not needed when simply signing a new message that you create, only when re-signing 
        newmsg = CmpMessageHelper.signPKIMessage(pkimsg, signCert, keys.getPrivate(), CMSSignedGenerator.DIGEST_SHA1, "BC");
        in = new ASN1InputStream(newmsg);
        derObject = in.readObject();
        pkimsg = PKIMessage.getInstance(derObject);
        AlgorithmIdentifier algId = pkimsg.getProtectedPart().getHeader().getProtectionAlg();
        String oid = algId.getObjectId().getId();
        assertEquals(PKCSObjectIdentifiers.sha1WithRSAEncryption.getId(), oid);
        // Check that we have DERNull and not plain java null as algorithm parameters.
        DEREncodable pp = algId.getParameters();
        assertNotNull(pp);
        assertEquals(DERNull.class.getName(), pp.getClass().getName());
        // Try to verify, also verify at the same time that encoding decoding of the signature works
        assertTrue(CmpMessageHelper.verifyCertBasedPKIProtection(pkimsg, keys.getPublic()));
        // Verify that our verification routine does not give positive result for any other keys
        CrmfRequestMessage msg = new CrmfRequestMessage(pkimsg, "CN=AdminCA1", false, "CN");
        assertTrue(msg.verify());