Hi Alon,
First, I appreciate your enthusiasm for extending the reach of the PKCS
#11 standard. I think there may be some areas that you may be able to
contribute to make NSS a better platform in the respect of PKCS #11. If
that is to happen, however, you will need to understand about PKCS #11.
Hello Bob,
Thank you for your reply.
Bob Relyea wrote:
Alon Bar-Lev wrote:
Hello,
I am using Mozilla applications for a long time I enjoy it, but the
PKCS#11 implementation always worried me.
1. It prompts for PIN every time the token is accessed (Does not use
the public objects if exists
Alon Bar-Lev wrote:
Hello,
I am using Mozilla applications for a long time I enjoy it, but the
PKCS#11 implementation always worried me.
1. It prompts for PIN every time the token is accessed (Does not use
the public objects if exists).
This is probably because the token does not keep it's l
Hello,
I am using Mozilla applications for a long time I enjoy it,
but the PKCS#11 implementation always worried me.
1. It prompts for PIN every time the token is accessed (Does
not use the public objects if exists).
2. It does not prompt for token insert if the token is
unavailable. For exa
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