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Subject: Re: [openstack-dev] [barbican] Secure Setup & HSM-plugin
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Hi Manuel,
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Subject: Re: [openstack-dev] Barbican: Secure Setup & HSM-plugin
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Hi Manuel,
I'm happy to hear about your interest in B
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Hi Manuel,
I'm happy to hear about your interest in Barbican. I assume your HSM
has a PKCS#11 interface since the admin commands to generate the MKEK
and HMAC keys worked for you.
The labels for the generated keys should be specified in the
Hi all,
As a member of Utimaco's pre-sales team I am currently testing an integration
of Barbican with one of our HSMs.
We were able to generate MKEKs and HMAC keys on the HSM with the
'pkcs11-key-generation' as well as 'barbican-manage hsm' commands. However, it
is not fully clear to us how
