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I guess you mean PKCS#11, but that isn't a protocol. It's a C API. Trying to funnel it over a network would be both extremely complex, and non-standard.
by ctz 12y ago
I guess you mean PKCS#11, but that isn't a protocol. It's a C API. Trying to funnel it over a network would be both extremely complex, and non-standard.
- xorcist 12y agoNo, I was thinking of PKCS#7 which you can run over IP if you want. But it's a complicated set of standards and I'm not sure how they inter-relate. That's why I summarized them as PKCS-style protocols. This is not some theoretical thing. You can buy these devices off the shelf. If you have worked with PKI you have seen them, or some variant thereof.