that would correspond to the "unsafe environment" configuration of the Austrian
Citizen Card. However, this card may alternatively operate in an "safe
environment" mode where it does not require SM to use the private signature key.
Is it possible that the Italians require SM to be used for secure signature in
any case ? That would IMO dramatically reduce the usability of the card (or the
security of the SM key if it is spread towards lots of signature applications)
...
Brandy
> There is some access condition on the private key corresponding to the
> 'qualified certificate'. That access condition refers to a SM BSO. That SM
> BSO contains a secret symmetric key. you need to know that symmetric key in
> order to make signatures with the qualified certificate.
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