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25 Aug 2024
@flare:matrix.darkc0de.oneflare
In reply to @vampyr3:matrix.org
wow , seeing as those have the same interface , that's definitely a manufacturer concern. I will look more into the ISO's around it , as you would think there would be some standardization around it you know.

The thing is that ISO 7816 is essentially a full contact smart card specification stack.

For example what I have gathered is that ISO 7816-4 describes the pin interface and a lot of cards are compliant with this standard

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@flare:matrix.darkc0de.oneflarehowever 7816-15 describes how the internal data structure of the smartcard is to be laid out and access. I havent read into this specific part too much as to whether specifically defines crypto tokens but either way it describes a file like data structure on smart cards However no smart card has to follow BOTH. Memory cards are Just EEPROMs that connect to the contact interface specified in 7816-4. But dont provide any crypto circuity. So, not useful as a token. 16:56:22
@flare:matrix.darkc0de.oneflareso to have a smart card for crypto purposes you need to have a 7816-4 smart card with 7816-15 OR* pkcs#15 (crypto specific file system spec for smart card tokens). All fine and dandy. apparently its impossible to find those cards that provide full pkcs#15 compliance so that they can be programmed by opensc. You usually find cards that only impliment partially pkcs#15 and the rest of how data is stored is left up to the manufacturer. This is because FIPS 201 and SP 800-73 (US Government standards for ID smart card crypto tokens) Leave the internal data structure of the smart cards up to the manufacturuers 17:01:35
@flare:matrix.darkc0de.oneflareso in conclusion17:01:43
@flare:matrix.darkc0de.oneflareits one hell of a muddled mess. and If you want the exact same solution that is easy and nice to use. Get a yubikey17:02:16
@flare:matrix.darkc0de.oneflareFun fact: You debit or credit card is also a smart card that follows these standards as a crypto token. Just its own decades long mess there17:03:21
@flare:matrix.darkc0de.oneflare* Fun fact: Your debit or credit card is also a smart card that follows these standards as a crypto token. Just its own decades long mess there17:03:29
@flare:matrix.darkc0de.oneflare* Fun fact: Your debit or credit card is also a smart card if it has a chip and that follows these standards as a crypto token. Just its own decades long mess there17:03:59
@flare:matrix.darkc0de.oneflare* its one hell of a muddled mess. and If you want the exact same solution that is easy and nice to use. *Get a yubikey instead*17:04:32
@flare:matrix.darkc0de.oneflare* its one hell of a muddled mess. and If you want the exact same solution that is easy and nice to use. **Get a yubikey instead**17:04:44
@flare:matrix.darkc0de.oneflareFor me in the US I had a hell of a time finding a card that is fully compliant with these open standards and avoids vendor lock in. However for those in Europe there is hope https://webservices.aventra.fi/webshop/index.php?route=product/category&path=60 Here you can get iso 7816 form factor smart cards that are fully compliant with open standard pkcs#15. Which means there is no need for proprietary software managed on windows. a beautiful thing. Just for each card for me postage would make one card cost me $70. So not so great for me. Possible good for yall in europe17:09:06
@flare:matrix.darkc0de.oneflare* For me in the US I had a hell of a time finding a card that is fully compliant with these open standards and avoids vendor lock in. However for those in Europe there is hope https://webservices.aventra.fi/webshop/index.php?route=product/category&path=60 Here you can get iso 7816 form factor smart cards that are fully compliant with open standard pkcs#15. Which means there is no need for proprietary software managed on windows. a beautiful thing. Just for me postage would make one card cost me $70. So not so great for me. Possibly good for y'all in europe17:09:49
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