Cyberflex Access has an impressively fast RSA coprocessor, too. It
can do 1024 bit RSA decryption (signature) in about 2 seconds. The
only other smartcard we tried was iButton, and this took about 7
seconds.
We tried to purchase Java cards with RSA from Gemplus and G&D a half
year ago, but they were not shipping them then, and we have not heard
from them.
> This library will work with both Cryptoflex and Cyberflex Access cards (they each
>have RSA and 3DES support, while only Cryptoflex has key gen -- Access will have key
>gen later this year). It is a middleware that lies on top of PCSC-lite for Linux.
>I'm
> pretty sure the API's will be the same as on Windows so that you can write programs
>that talk to the same API on both Linux and Windows.
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