On 22.05.2007, at 17:06, Douglas E. Engert wrote:
> Can these cards be used to authenticate to non-government
> sites? For example comercial or research sites in other
> countries?
Usage across EU borders (for EU eID cards) is a future vision but not
a practical solution yet. I believe https://op
On Dienstag, 22. Mai 2007, Douglas E. Engert wrote:
> OpenSC supports a number of National ID cards.
>
> Can these cards be used to authenticate to non-government
> sites? For example comercial or research sites in other
> countries?
>
> Which countries have them?
>
> What percent of the population
Peter,
The caching scheme, to my knowledge, is Apple's method to increase
performance for certificates stored on smart cards. From what I've been
able to determine, the Macintosh stores certificate data in a file on
the operating system, with the file name based on a hash of the serial
number of
Hi,
here's the status for Belgium:
About 5.000.000 citizens have their cards now, and within
about 2 years or so everyone above 12 should have one
(total population: about 11.000.000)
There's an authentication and a nonrep key on the card
(the last one not supported by OpenSC because of a lack
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OpenSC supports a number of National ID cards.
Can these cards be used to authenticate to non-government
sites? For example comercial or research sites in other
countries?
Which countries have them?
What percent of the population have these cards?
The US does not have such a card. The PIV is g
Andreas Jellinghaus ha scritto:
> On Wednesday 16 May 2007 12:07:53 Gab C wrote:
>> I'm searching for a pkcs11 driver for Italian CIE (eid). Looking to past
>> threads (*Feb 26 2004*) i see a pkcs-15 emulator for that card was already
>> developed, but i don't see it on the development stream. Does
