El Mostafa Idrassi
El Mostafa Idrassi
Should be fixed by #114
Here are my 2 cents on what's going on here. CryptoTokenKit has a funny way of doing things when performing crypto operations (e.g. signing) : First, CryptoTokenKit calls `TKTokenSession::signData()`, which,...
The input data is 11664 bytes, which exceeds 1024 bytes by a lot, and which causes the aforementioned check failure. AFAIK, since IDPrime supports signing external hashes, a simple solution...
See #107 and #114.
IMO, the logic of CryptoTokenKit differs from PC/SC, in that it is up to the implementation to keep track of the state of the PIN verification internally, and then request...
That is quite interesting. I wouldn't be surprised if the reset is yet another missing feature in the CryptoTokenKit framework.
@alimertozdemir This is not a MRZ issue. It looks like the app is trying to read EF 011D which corresponds to EF.CardSecurity, and it fails with 6A82 (File not found)....
VeraCrypt makes use of the kernel device mapper, which requires root privilege in order to operate. This is VERY different from just mounting a USB stick. Btw, this is how...
@bela53 @ruedigerkupper Thank you both for raising this again. I might have omitted some details about how VC does things in my previous answer. First, let me explain a key...