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Yes, RSA provides systems like this also I think. My solution is worse, but only uses commodity hardware and free software. When I can program my own smart card
by astazangasta 11y ago
Yes, RSA provides systems like this also I think. My solution is worse, but only uses commodity hardware and free software. When I can program my own smart card I will prefer that.
- finnn 11y agoFirefox, which I think would be considered free software despite some of the shit they've been bundling, does client certificates, and I'd imagine one could program their own smartcard, although I don't know much about it.
- icebraining 11y agoThe Basic Card is programmable: http://www.basiccard.com/ http://www.basiccard.com/ It's what the FSF Europe uses for their OpenPGP cards, that you get if you join their Fellowship. EDIT: apparently, the programmable version doesn't come with RSA support :|