android.patch:

patch against Bouncy Castle:

The main differences involve removing algorithms not included in the
reference implementation (RI).  The libcore
java.security.StandardNames test support class provides the most
up-do-date documentation of differences between the RI's list of
supported algorithms and Android's. Some notable omissions versus the
RI:
- LDAP
- MD2
- RC2

Other performance (both speed and memory) and correctness changes:
- singleton DERNull (BouncyCastle now does this but we make constructor private to be sure)
- similarly made DERBoolean constructor private and moved to DERBoolean.{getInstance,TRUE,FALSE}
- removed use of Boolean constructor
- DERPrintableString interns its internal String values
- DERObjectIdentifier interns its internal String indentifer value
- changed uses of 'new Integer' to 'Integer.valueOf'
- X509CertificateObject.getEncoded caches its result
- removed references to SecretKeyFactory.PBE/PKCS5 SecretKeyFactory.PBE/PKCS12
- OpenSSLDigest uses NativeCrypto JNI API
- KeyStoreSpis made more tolerant of non-existant and null aliases
- PKCS12 KeyStore.getCreationDate tries to mimic RI behavior on null and missing aliases
- Make PKCS12 KeyStore throw error when setting non-PrivateKey, instead of on get
- Make PKCS12 KeyStore tolerate setting with an empty certificate chain
- Fixed cut & paste instanceof error in EncryptedPrivateKeyInfo
- Make BouncyCastleProvider.PROVIDER_NAME final
- Added wrapper for SecretKeyFactory.PBKDF2WithHmacSHA1
- Added DSA support to JDKKeyManager.engineGetKeySpec
- Fixed CertBlacklist to do a by-value comparison of public keys

Other security changes:
- Blacklist fraudulent Comodo certificates in PKIXCertPathValidatorSpi
- Blacklist compromised DigiNotar Root CA by public key to block cross-signed intermediates

Other changes:
- Log entry and exit to DHParametersHelper.generateSafePrimes which has long, unpredictable runtime