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Re: Software smart-card emulation

Subject: Re: Software smart-card emulation
Date: Wed, 29 Aug 2007 13:25:06 -0700
I'm no expert, hardly, but I imagine you can do something custom with
mini-CDs, CDs, floppys, or USB keys that hold the certificate data,
and just set the authenticating machine to run the auto-play through
the authenticating program, with the added benefit that they can
function like a USB dongle-lock, so the computers won't function if
they don't have the cd/usb key/etc.

Just my two cents
John Calvin

On 8/28/07, Thor (Hammer of God) <thor@hammerofgod.com> wrote:
Greetings security professionals:

Has anyone worked with a software Smart Card emulation package they can
recommend?  The goal is to test different "client authentication"
Windows smart card implementations without having to go out and purchase
the actual physical hardware (and cards) to do so.  Basically, I want
something that will let me offer up a cert to a server/service as if it
were a "smart card."

tia
t

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