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>>>>> "Jean-Luc" == Jean-Luc Cooke <jlcooke@certainkey.com> writes:
Jean-Luc> WR hardware interfaces, has anyonelooked into a PKCS#11 interface for all
Jean-Luc> this? It _is_ the standard. If a cryptoapi impl'n of pkcs11
Last time I looked at it, (it was at least 6 years ago) ... it was too
highlevel - no asynchonous support. More focused on how to present public
keys. No support for AES, etc.
I'm sure that you can build something on top of what we create.
As for being a "standard" - no, it is a creation of RSA Data Systems.
http://www.rsasecurity.com/rsalabs/pkcs/ is down right now.
I used to have a printed copy from ... from the meeting that created the
term "S/WAN" actually... man that was awhile ago... searches
bookshelves. nope.
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