Hello,
But I forgot to answer your question : I own a SmartCard reader and a
valid SmartCard for testing.
Strong authentication using Key engine of a smartcard using ICS-SSL
(OpenSSL and PKCS11 engine) would be an interesting extended fature
for highly secured client/server apps.
regards.
Fastream Technologies wrote:
> Ok, I see my name was passed by Arno in the thread, is this work
> extendable to OpenSSL acceleration? Arno, was this the reason you
> said "Fastream was interested as well..."?
Please read message "*Experimental* ..."
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Arno Garrels
>
> Regards,
>
> SZ
>
> On
Ok, I see my name was passed by Arno in the thread, is this work extendable
to OpenSSL acceleration? Arno, was this the reason you said "Fastream was
interested as well..."?
Regards,
SZ
On 4/24/09, Dod wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> The goal is to try to do SSL secured by French Doctor's HealthCare
> Sm
Hello,
The goal is to try to do SSL secured by French Doctor's HealthCare
SmartCard.
Some medical HTTPS, POP-SSL, SSL-SMTP servers require the SmartCard
and check if certificate is valid.
For example, FireFix using the PKCS11 module can do the HTTPS
connection.
I also Know s local POP-SSL pr
Hello,
Does this work has anything to do with OpenSSL hardware accelerators
support? If so, is it tested by somebody who actually has a card?
Best Regards,
SZ
On 4/23/09, Arno Garrels wrote:
>
> Dod wrote:
> > Hello Arno,
> >
> > After searching for PKCS11 infos I found a nice Delphi PKCS11 e
Dod wrote:
> Hello Arno,
>
> After searching for PKCS11 infos I found a nice Delphi PKCS11 explorer
> provided with sources, it do not rely on openSSL may be it can help ?
But we use OpenSSL so that's important.
I just sent you a first binary test by PM, please try.
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Arno Garrels
>
> look a
Hello Arno,
After searching for PKCS11 infos I found a nice Delphi PKCS11 explorer
provided with sources, it do not rely on openSSL may be it can help ?
look at sdean12.org
regards.
>> Here are the OpenSSL commands :
AG> Thanks.
AG> I tried to implement dynamic Engines however it seems gettin
Dod wrote:
> Here are the OpenSSL commands :
Thanks.
I tried to implement dynamic Engines however it seems getting the PIN code
from a simple callback is the big problem when implementing dynamic engines
with key capabilities. I thought it was easier until I realized that the
OpenSSL guys intro
Hello Arno,
I am using Delphi 7 / ICS 6
The SmartCard I am working on is the French Doctor's HealthCare
professionnal card.
I had to manually extract the Authentication certificate using some
.cert export tool because for unknown reason OpenSSL can't access it
directly, so once ext
Hi Dod,
> As I told you I am still learning about thoses Smartcards but it seems
> that the SmartCards has some functions you can call, I tested one
> called "random number generator", but it also can make authentication
> key calculation and I suppose this is why the private key cannot n
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