Martin Lizner wrote:

is it possible in openca to issue non-exportable certificate - i.e. - if
user imports the cert - he can not export it anymore. chip cards are not
an issue - but what about key storages in os - windows etc...

Yes, this is possible of course because smartcards only supports non-exportable keys (there are no non-exportable certificates :) ). ieCSR.vbs supports this.


how to protect private key of the user - so he does not change the level
of protection - is there a way to call private key generation on client
side at a high level of protection ? (now there are two or three levels
available in openca - we need only one - the highest)

I don't know how prevent that a user change the security level but the default level should be configurable via certHelper.GenKeyFlags. Please see ieCSR.vbs and www.microsoft.com for more information. The documentation of Microsoft is really good.


Michael
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