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You don’t just need the UID (and by the way, passports don’t have one). You need to do a proper cryptographic handshake with the passport, something impossible
by Rjevski 8y ago
You don’t just need the UID (and by the way, passports don’t have one).
You need to do a proper cryptographic handshake with the passport, something impossible with the current SDK. You need to be able to send raw “APDUs” (commands) to the smart card/passport.
- andyjohnson0 8y ago> you need to be able to send raw “APDUs” (commands) to the smart card/passport. Is this available via a private API in CoreNFC? Is that what they're asking for? Edit: > and by the way, passports don’t have one Thanks - I didn't know that. Now reading about Pseudo-Unique IDs.
- Rjevski 8y agoNot available as far as I know; I looked into it as I needed it as well. Seems like there are some classes in the SDK that hint at that but so far they don’t work (presumably they require an entitlement that only Apple can provide).