Add support for '3bfd9600008131fe45000001561964400000000000000a' token

[DenJohX]

Reader name: SCM Microsystems Inc. SCR 3310 [CCID Interface] (53311850728093) 00 00 ATR: 3BFD9600008131FE45000001561964400000000000000A

{
   "cards": [{
   	"atr": "3BFD9600008131FE45000001561964400000000000000A",
   	"name": "Guatemalan Personal Identification Document",
   	"driver": "CF6DAEAF170BA91549C7BD38A32190D5BD42C535"
   }],
   "drivers": [{
   	"id": "CF6DAEAF170BA91549C7BD38A32190D5BD42C535",
   	"name": "Driver name",
   	"file": {
   		"windows": "path/to/pkcs11.dll",
   		"osx": "path/to/pkcs11.dylib"
   	}
   }]
}

Smart card ATR parsing 3BFD9600008131FE45000001561964400000000000000A

[rmhrisk]

Can you tell us anything about this device?

Since it is in an SCR 3310 we know it is a smart card form factor, can you tell us more?

What is its name? Who makes it? What PKCS11 library do you use with it?

[DenJohX]

Hi @rmhrisk

The device is an identiv SCR3310v2.0

Regarding the PKCS11 library I'm not sure, this issue was automatically generated by the latest version of fortify every time I insert the smart card in the reader.

Thanks for the help.

====EDIT===== Here are the datasheet and manual for the reader

http://files.identiv.com/products/smart-card-readers/contact/scr3310v2/SCR3310V2.0_USB_Smart_Card_Reader_DS.pdf

http://files.identiv.com/products/smart-card-readers/contact/scr3310v2/SCR3310V2-Product-Manual.pdf

[rmhrisk]

What smart card do you insert into this?

[DenJohX]

It is a national ID card, the Guatemalan DPI. Like this example: https://www.consuladoguatemalamiami.org/uploads/8/3/1/6/8316661/published/screen-shot-2017-01-26-at-3-37-10-pm.png

[rmhrisk]

To use this card you must install some middleware, what middleware do you install?

You must also specify a pkcs11 library to use this with other applications, for example, Firefox, what is the fully qualified filename for this library?

[microshine]

You can try to add your PKCS#11 library to the card.json file.

Steps to update card.json

• Open file ~/.fortify/card.json
• Add your card to "cards" array
• Update "driver" field in the "card"
• You can use an existing id from "drivers", or add a new driver to "drivers"
• Restart Fortify

Please share your config data after this trying. I'll update and publish new version of Fortify.

[DenJohX]

Hi, thanks for the help.

It seems I have to do some work for it to work properly, I will try what you mention and let you know.

Thanks.

[rmhrisk]

@DenJohX once you know what PKCS#11 library you use with this we can help more; we would love to support the card. But I just cant find anything about this card in Google.

Is it provisioned with a certificate? Is there middleware that lets you use that certificate and key? Is there a PKCS#11 library, CryptoAPI CSP or MD available for it?