#PLUGGED IN IOGEAR SMART CARD READER AND NOTHING HAPPENED SOFTWARE#

In the past I made them to work under Linux, I tried reinstalling the same software combination but without luck.

#PLUGGED IN IOGEAR SMART CARD READER AND NOTHING HAPPENED WINDOWS#

The card works too, tested with the same reader on Windows with the same website. No, the reader is the same and it is still working, tested also in the past days on Windows when I discovered the problem under Linux. I have updated the log files to include the requested hidden data now. I have tested also opensc-0.16 and opensc-0.18 with their default nf file, same result. Can you get it tested or replaced?Р вЂќР вЂЎirst of all, some replies to your questions. I assume this is a government issued card. The card broke? Is there any machine were it still works?Р вЂќР’В¬an you use any other software to see if it works? The reader broke? Do you have a different reader? You said: 'In the past the card was working but I cannot reproduce anymore the successfully software versions combination I was using at that time :-(' If they don't match to what is in the log would indicate some software problem overwriting some data. The PCSC logs could also show this command and its response. The SW1=EF should not be produced by the card. But in any case what are the last 2 bytes? If not then it maybe the card has returned something that may be sensitive.

The response should have been encrypted and 128 bytes + SW1 and SW2. The outgoing is a padded hash and is not sensitive. What is really strange is in lines 997 to 999 where it only returned 32 bytes it should have been 128 bytes and the SW1 and SW2.Р вЂќР’В¬an you send lines 985 to 1000. Or the crypto command sent to the card have a problem. I don't have one of these cards and don't know if that is correct or not. It looks like the set_security_env 00 22 F1 B8 03 83 01 01 could be wrong. For example max_send_size or max_recv_size. Maybe something was left out that is need for your card. One of the changes in 0.19.0 is a minimal nf. In the log files there are indicated key events described in the step list above. $ OPENSC_DEBUG=3 PKCS11SPY=/usr/lib/pkcs11/opensc-pkcs11.so PKCS11SPY_OUTPUT=pkcs11spy.log firefox 2>&1 | tee opensc-pkcs11.log I have started firefox with the following command line: nf is not changed, it has the default values The only way to unlock firefox is to stop the pcscd daemon.

I am then prompted with a User Identification Request saying that the website has requested to identify myself with a certificate, I select the only available certificate and press OK.

as soon as I try to enter the protected website firefox asks to me for the PIN and I insert it.

go to the web page where the security token is needed.

configure firefox to use opensc-pkcs11.so, the card reader and the card are visible in the 'security devices' section of firefox after the configuration.

the card is inserted in the smart card and recognized by using pcsc_scan.

In the past the card was working but I cannot reproduce anymore the successfully software versions combination I was using at that time :-( Steps to reproduce chromium) to access the Web (I guess the nss library is blocked). Almost at the end of the procedure firefox hangs and also it's impossible to use other software (e.g. I am trying to enter into a website where the access is protected by a smartcard. Here is the software stack I am using under Linux: I am using opensc with the opensc-pkcs11.so plugin with firefox to use a pkcs11 token in a smart card protected by a PIN.

Plugged in iogear smart card reader and nothing happened