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On Thu, 28 Aug 2003 11:53:39 +0000 (GMT) |
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"Justin Jessup" <hackerotaku@××××.com> wrote: |
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> interesting |
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> question is how many bits? |
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> 40,128 |
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> can the card generate over 1024 for key size? |
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I think one normally generates 1024-keys. |
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One problem I have is that the documentation for the muscle projects is sparse and the little bit I can find of the muscle and opensc mailing-list isn't sufficient for a newbie. |
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I can run to some degree pcsc-lite with the ifd-egate driver but don't know how to proceed. |
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I have found another interesting projet: Newpki (www.newpki.org) |
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With it you can run a whole public key infrastructure. |
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On Windows you could even with the Newpki-client generate the keys on the smartcard. |
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But it seems Newpki doesn't support egate yet. |
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(The Author reports in the documentation that he could successfully generate keys with the eToken from Aladdin) |
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Daniel |
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