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StrongKey PKI2FIDO
Web application to register FIDO keys from TLS ClientAuth sessions
StrongKey PKI2FIDO is a web application written in Angular and Java using REST web service calls for client-server communication. The application enables users that have X.509 digital certificates (optionally, on smart cards—such as the PIV card or CAC) to strongly authenticate to PKI2FIDO using TLS ClientAuth and then register a FIDO Security key with a FIDO Server (such as StrongKey FIDO Server at https://sourceforge.net/projects/strongkeyfido/). -
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Mobile-ID USAT applet
The Remarc Mobile-ID USAT applet
The Remarc Mobile-ID USAT applet this is a JavaCard applet with USIM Application Toolkit menu support. Basic functions of the Remarc Mobile-ID SAT applet: • Authentication function; • Signing function; • Changing PIN1/PIN2; • Changing PUK; • Unblock PIN1/PIN2; • View information - in a USAT menu is present a menu item with information of PIN usage. -
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Java-Card-OpenPGP-Applet
OpenPGP is a smart card/java card standard for signing and encrypting.
This project implement the OpenPGP card functionality. OpenPGP is an open standard for signing and encrypting. It enables RSA or ECC sign/encrypt operations using a private key stored on a smartcard (such as ), through common interfaces like PKCS#11. To download all files about this project or discussion, you can visit: -
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Java-Card-FluffyPGP-Applet
The Applet implements OpenGPG Card v 2.0.1 specification of smart card
The FluffyPGP Applet implements the OpenGPG Card v 2.0.1 specification without using secure channels or Global Platform for portability. Get more details? please visit: -
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Java Card PKI Applet
JavaCard/smart card implementation of the ISO7816 and PKI standard
This is an open source Java Card implementation of the ISO7816 and related PKI standards. An ISO7816 file system for storing PKI files according to the Part 15 of the ISO7816 specification [3]: private key directory, certificate directory, CA and user certificates, etc. Download all files, you can visit: -
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Java-Card-Oath-Applet
This applet implement the HOTP/TOTP smart card functionality.
This project implement the HOTP/TOTP card functionality. Its primary use is to generate OATH(Open AuTHentication ) HOTP/TOTP one-time-passwords. This applet used in a One-Time Passcode (OTP) generator device. It generates a unique sequence of characters as an OTP every time its button is pressed. This project implement the HOTP/TOTP card functionality, and generate Open AuTHentication (OATH) event-based HOTP and time-based TOTP one-time password codes. -
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JavaCard-MuscleCard-Applet
A free implementation of the Cryptographic in java card /smart card.
The Muscle Applet is a free implementation of the Cryptographic Card Edge Definition for Java Enabled Smartcards. It's capable of generating cryptographic keys on the card, and allows external keys to be inserted onto the card. These keys can be used in cryptographic operations, after proper user (or host application) authentication. The Applet is capable of handling generic objects. -
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JavaCard-AlgTest-Applet
Smart Card/java card automated testing tool for algorithms.
Automated testing tool for algorithms supported by all smart card with JavaCard platform. To view all files about this project or discussion, you can visit: -
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crypto-native
Java native access for pc/sc, pkcs11, openct based on JNA
This is a java native wrapper, based on JNA of standard methods to access smart cards (pkcs11, pc/sc, openct, libusb). Goals of this projects are: * interoperability: it can work on any platform where JNA runs: Windows, Linux, Mac (and one day even Android) * modularity: you don't need to include pc/sc support if you only use pkcs11 * ease of integration: it depends only on few required libraries. * ease of use: it exposes a simple java interface (even if you can deal with the... -
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Digital signing using a Smart Card
Java code that enables you to sign documents using a smart card.
With this library, you'll be able to access a smart card and extract its information. If the smart card contains a key store, you can use it to create digital signatures. This library currently implements signing of PDF documents using the Belgian eID. -
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ISO18013 Electronic Driving License Java reference implementation. The project implements the host API for reading out ISO compliant electronic driving licenses and a Java Card applet that implements the standard on a smart card.
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A software written in java to compute the digital signature on documents and verify them, using a smart card or a token file in p12 format
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A smart card-based public key cryptography system based on elliptic curves, using AES for session key generation and SHA for hashing. This project will include the smart card software, terminal software, and a public key server.
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Implementation of "Functional Specification of the OpenPGP application on ISO Smart Card Operating System" (OpenPGPCard) on Java Card.
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Open eSign allows software developers and technical parties in a company to create secure, online (web-based) forms and documents that follow a business process flow and enable legally recognized electronic signatures using digital signature technology.
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