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PeculiarVentures / fortify

Fortify enables web applications to use smart cards, local certificate stores and do certificate enrollment. This is the desktop application repository.
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Add support for '3bd218008131fe58c90114' token #261

Open greatmarduk opened 4 years ago

greatmarduk commented 4 years ago

Reader name: VMware Virtual USB CCID 0 ATR: 3BD218008131FE58C90114

{
   "cards": [{
    "atr": "3BD218008131FE58C90114",
    "name": "Token name",
    "driver": "3E470F6B15769D39FFBACD4A2A18F32C2A295D65"
   }],
   "drivers": [{
    "id": "3E470F6B15769D39FFBACD4A2A18F32C2A295D65",
    "name": "Driver name",
    "file": {
        "windows": "path/to/pkcs11.dll",
        "osx": "path/to/pkcs11.dylib"
    }
   }]
}

Smart card ATR parsing 3BD218008131FE58C90114

rmhrisk commented 4 years ago

Can you tell us more about this device?

What is it’s make and model? What PKCS11 do you use with this device?

greatmarduk commented 4 years ago

Hi,

My Lector is: Lector de tarjeta inteligente Usbccid de Microsoft (WUDF) I am using: "CardOS API V5.4. (Build 13)" with certificates X.509.

Anything else?

Greetings.

El mié., 20 nov. 2019 a las 5:23, Ryan Hurst (notifications@github.com) escribió:

Can you tell us more about this device?

What is it’s make and model? What PKCS11 do you use with this device?

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rmhrisk commented 4 years ago

Do I understand correctly you are using a mini driver and not PKCS11?

Is your case working?

greatmarduk commented 4 years ago

What information do you need exactly?

I send some pictures,

[image: imagen.png]

[image: imagen.png]

Geetings.

El mié., 20 nov. 2019 a las 5:23, Ryan Hurst (notifications@github.com) escribió:

Can you tell us more about this device?

What is it’s make and model? What PKCS11 do you use with this device?

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rmhrisk commented 4 years ago

Unfortunatley Github stripped your pictures.

For us to make sure your device works we need to know either:

a) what PKCS#11 file you use and where it is installed b) that you do not use PKCS#11 and instead use CryptoAPI/CNG via a Minidriver

And to correctly display the name of the device we need to know its make and model.

greatmarduk commented 4 years ago

Hello, the problem we have is that we are planning to distribute the software among several users, Will it be necessary to inform about each brand and model? Is there a list where we can see compatible models?

For Example, mine: Acerca de CardOSAPI v5.4 (Build13): Generic EMV Smartcard Reader0: Proveedor Crypto: Microsoft Base Smart Card Crypto Provider. Certificado X.509: ES, xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Tareja: PKCS#15 (Private Information) + OTP FS Lector: Generic EMV Smartcard Reader 0.

Greetings in advance