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The smartcard is structured into six main categories, corresponding to the core functionality comprising an AI system. This is not meant to be sacrosanct; it will need to be adjusted as formations respond to AI and new use cases are established. At the very least, it should provoke a good discussion with vendors, government agencies, and other vital stakeholders purporting to hold the crown jewels of your AI weapon system. The more commanders experiment with advanced AI applications, the better the smartcard will become.

In my case VISA cards appear to be "forgiving", but MasterCards are not (6E 00). Note, contrary to advice, upgrading to Java 7 didn't fix it for me. You're probably looking at the sun.security.smartcardio.t0GetResponse solution and handling responses.

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When using a smartcard with the latest version of Kleopatra for the first time, any operations fail with message "unusable secret key". If the smartcard is then used for the same operation via command line, the operation succeeds, and a shadowed private key file is created under %appdata%\gnupg\private-keys-v1.d. After that key file is created, future operations using the corresponding private key succeed in Kleopatra. If that key file is ever removed, Kleopatra fails again, but the command line continues to function and automatically generate the key file.

FeliCa Standard is used throughout contactless smartcard and mobile FeliCa products that can support various types of applications, such as transportation, e-money, and employee IDs.

Newly added to our product lineup is a chip that is equipped with AES (Advanced Encryption Standard), a new-generation standard of encryption algorithm, in addition to the conventional DES (Data Encryption Standard) encryption algorithm.

When interfacing with a TV-card for live TV and recording (PVR/DVR), you may need to assign the smartcard reader to the video user group allowing decryption. When using a Smargo Smartreader consider the following udev rule:

In this blog post we will show, how you can enroll a Yubikey as a PIV smartcard. privacyIDEA will issue the certificate request sent by the Yubikey but at the same time require an attestation certificate. This way privacyIDEA will assure, that the key pair indeed has been generated on the smartcard.

We showed here how an administrator can enroll a Yubikey with an x509 certificate to a user. At the same time privacyIDEA ensures, that the private key is really generated on the Yubikey. This is an important aspect, when using smartcards for authentication. This ensures, that the private key is unique and can not be copied, neither during the enrollment process nor lateron, making the smartcard a unique authentication factor.

In an enterprise environment managing x509 certificates and smartcards on a central location is crucial. The Yubikey could contain several certificates. It can contain Webauthn profiles or HOTP slots. If a Yubikey is lost, the service desk should be able to revoke the one hardware key and the central management should know, which certificates and which HOTP slots are affected. With privacyIDEA we are working on this, to ease the life of administrators and service desk users. 006ab0faaa