Ryan Hurst

As a FYI, we have created a purse TS Webcrypto polyfill also - https://github.com/PeculiarVentures/webcrypto this removes the C++ build-time dependencies. It is not full featured enough to replace our current...

Thanks @samuelb97 it should work with the sample cards.json info above. Would you mind testing it? - Open file ~/.fortify/card.json - Add your card to "cards" array - Restart Fortify...

We try to name the cards we support so people can know what’s been tested to work. Do you know the make and model of this card? As for where...

That is correct. It per machine install. It is certainly possible for the solution to be re-tooled to work in this environment. Contact sales @ peculiarventures dot com for more...

Can you tell me more about the device? It’s make, model and the fully qualified path to the PKCS11 you use with this.

What PKCS11 library do you use with this?

Must use a library to interact with it, can you describe how you use it today?

This is looks like a PIV card, if your not specifying a library my guess is OpenSC is being used.

Reopening, we will add this to card.json and it will work out of the box with Fortify

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