Ryan Hurst

There is not a standard ed25519 way to do ed25519 via PKCS11 yet. Are you sure your smartcard or HSM supports it? What is your devices make and model? Does...

@Fizbanoide both of these statements can be true: 1. It supports the PKCS11 API, and 2. It supports Ed25519. But the union of those does not mean that PKCS#11 defines...

Sounds like you want to use a certificate that is enrolled locally into the operating system? The samples here utilize what I have been calling a [browser bound certificate](http://unmitigatedrisk.com/?p=503), the...

Check out FortifyApp.com this provides a smart card and local certificate and key access via a polyfill for “web crypto” which XADESjs is based. Also check out Hancock.ink as it...

It’s last release is about a month old. It supports many tokens. If your token is not supported file a bug with the ATR and the path to the PKCS11...

In theory if you wrapped their proprietary interfaces with a webcrypto polyfill you could. Also look at fortifyapp.com many use this library with that.

Yes, you need to provide all artifacts

It seems then to make this work we would need to write a function that walks the serialized form and re-writes it to have this less efficient representation? For example,...

No work on this feature request has been done. Depending on the proposed solution we might accept a PR.

> > Hi > > I am Valeria from Russia. > > I am also developing an e-signature solution in Ecuador. > > I am having difficulties using the API,...