Yes, you can use OpenSign (http://www.openoces.org/) to achieve this. It
uses digital signature process to check public key, so a student
certificate should be able to sign data. If your ID card is a standard
keystore can be used by IE, firefox and safari, it will be easy to
achieve your goal.

Good luck,

Shi Yusen/Beijing Langhua Ltd.


在 2010-10-25一的 19:52 +0200,Michał Pysz写道:
> Hello
> 
> is there a possibility to authenticate by using x509 certificates from 
> students ID card but without installing certificate in the user browser?
> 
> Installation of certificate in the browser is quite complicated and we 
> want to bypass this step.
> 
> My dream scenario:
> - user enters CAS login page
> - page detects ID card (or user chooses ID card authentication by 
> pressing link/button)
> - page requests PIN from user
> - CAS authenticates user by certificate from ID card and our repository 
> (eg LDAP)
> 
> 
> --
> Michal Pysz
> Department of Information Systems
> Jagiellonian University
> 


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