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It's weird to read this coming from a country that basically bundles PIV with your ID. Once every few years you take a new picture and go grab it from a police
by Avamander 3y ago
It's weird to read this coming from a country that basically bundles PIV with your ID. Once every few years you take a new picture and go grab it from a police station in half an hour and that's basically it.
And at the same time support this widespread would not exist without the U.S. using PIV, so I'm glad people bother :D I also recall some U.S. government site recommending a small and sleek card reader designed here (folds into an USB-stick shape).
Hopefully these processes improve and systems become more interoperable cross-borders at some point.
- lxgr 3y agoWhat country, out of curiosity? Mine used to issue PIV smartcards (I think; at least there was a PKCS#11 driver for it available), but discontinued it in favor of server-hosted “private keys” unlocked via SMS-OTP (I wish I was kidding).
- Avamander 3y agoEstonia, but Finland and a few others have a similar things going on.