Software may work for a particular application (perhaps afterĬonsiderable work) but an arbitrary choice of components may be As a result a particular combination of card, reader and
These standards are complex and rarely completely and correctly I suspect that this is because, while the variousĮlements (cards, readers, interface software) are well standardized, However it isĬlear that the technology can be made to work under someĬircumstances. My conclusions to date is that Linux smartcard support is flaky atīest, and there is little that works 'out of the box'.
Possibility of using the smartcard to provide authentication services To gain familiarity with the technology, but also to investigate the These are some notes on my experience in getting Linux toĬommunicate with the University Smartcard, together with assorted
University of Cambridge Computing Service Accessing the Cambridge University Smartcard from Linux Accessing the Cambridge University Smartcard from Linux Jon Warbrick
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