I received a set of test PIV cards and found that test cards #5 and #15
cannot be read by my computer / card reader. The same computer / card
reader works with other test cards. Are there any known issues with these
particular test cards? Is it possible the cards were damaged during
shipping?
Thanks,
Sean
Sean Bachelder
Senior Consultant
Twin Technologies, Inc.
Test cards #4, #5, and #15 contain certificates with elliptic curve
keys, whereas the certificates in all of the other cards have RSA keys.
Does card #4 work? If not, then most likely your computer does not
support smart cards with elliptic curve keys.
When I was doing some testing with the cards a few years ago, one OS
that I tried supported certificates with elliptic curve keys if the
private keys were stored in the OSs software key store, but not if the
private keys were stored on a PIV Card. The OS did support RSA private
keys on PIV Cards.
David
In the set I have, cards were from 2 different vendors, and one only supported T=0.
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Douglas E. Engert <DEEngert at gmail.com>
I am using Mac OSX 10.11 (El Capitan) and a Saicoo Tech card reader (
http://www.saicootech.com/show-99-3-1.html). I have tried gathering
additional information using Centrify Smart Card Assistant (
https://www.centrify.com/express/smart-card-form/), but it doesn't
recognize the smart card when it is inserted. From what I've read, OSX has
supported ECC since Snow Leopard.
Do you all have any additional tips for debugging?
Thanks,
Sean
Sean Bachelder
Senior Consultant
Twin Technologies, Inc.
On Mon, May 23, 2016 at 2:58 PM, Douglas E Engert <deengert at gmail.com>
wrote: