Hi.
> > Some of the crypto functions may require a
> > significant increase in the WWT on the reader.
> > If you let me know what reader you are using I
> > can see if this will be a problem and fix it
> > before it exists.
> Could you please explain me what "WWT" stands for,
> because I don't
As David pointed out, WWT is work waiting time. See 7816-3/8.2. It's the
amount of time the terminal should wait before deciding the card isn't going
to respond. It is normally 1 second for cards with default timing, such as
Cyberflex.
Every time you call apdu.waitExtension() it resets the tim
Hello,
I tried to answer the questions in between
On Wed, 9 Feb 2000, kefren wrote:
> David wrote:
>
> > Some of the crypto functions may require a
> > significant increase in the WWT on the reader. If you let me know what
> > reader you are using I can see if this will be a problem and f
David wrote:
> Some of the crypto functions may require a
> significant increase in the WWT on the reader. If you let me know what
> reader you are using I can see if this will be a problem and fix it before
> it exists.
Could you please explain me what "WWT" stands for, because I don't
underst
Xenitellis wrote:
> Hmm, does the SLB-Cyberflex support RSA-Authentication and Signing?
> Which "Cyberflex" card do you have in particular?
>
I have Cyberflex(TM) Access SmartCards - Class 00 Crypto
(ATR = 3B 16 94 81 10 06 01 81 3F), and it shoult support
RSA 512/768/1024 general encryption/d
> From: David Corcoran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I have not done any more work to the reference SSP for the Cyberflex Access
> so any cryptographic work done on it would be great. You might see what
> they guys from University of Michigan are doing - I know they were
> interested in Access SSP.
On Tue, 8 Feb 2000, kefren wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I had a look at SSP-Lite, and found it a bit incomplete.
> As I'm really needing RSA-Authentication, and RSA-Signing services with
> SLB-Cyberflex, I'm completing it by myself.
>
> Is there any "work-in-progress"-version more recent than the one
Hello,
I have not done any more work to the reference SSP for the Cyberflex Access
so any cryptographic work done on it would be great. You might see what
they guys from University of Michigan are doing - I know they were
interested in Access SSP. Some of the crypto functions may require a
sign
Hi all,
I had a look at SSP-Lite, and found it a bit incomplete.
As I'm really needing RSA-Authentication, and RSA-Signing services with
SLB-Cyberflex, I'm completing it by myself.
Is there any "work-in-progress"-version more recent than the one
on the Linuxnet Web-Site ??
Tommaso Cucinotta
