libICA will also drive z90crypt to utilize the crypto cards for RSA operations.
Eric Rossman On 4/26/07, Alan Altmark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
There is confusion. z90crypt operates the crypto cards. That's its sole purpose in life. libICA (driven directly by openSSL or via PKCS#11) and the kernel-resident crypto APIs (e.g. used by IPsec) drive the CPACF. On 04/26/2007, Thomas Kern <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Since the z90crypt package does not seem to support the new instructions > provided by the CPACF feature, this seems like a new niche for an > enterprising third-party. A fast data encryption/decryption program that > supports AES is always helpful on U.S. government computer systems, even > linux under z/VM.
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