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In 2007 I worked with Gemalto when they ported a Java/PKCS #11 Chip & PIN implementation to the .NET Micro Framework/CAPI for Microsoft, who were using it for c
by Spearchucker 12y ago
In 2007 I worked with Gemalto when they ported a Java/PKCS #11 Chip & PIN implementation to the .NET Micro Framework/CAPI for Microsoft, who were using it for challenge/response authN on a remote access project for the UK Ministry of Defence. There was a case study of the project on Microsoft.com, but it seems to no longer be there.
Anyway, this sucks because the Gemalto guys I did this with were to this day among the best vendors I've ever worked with. Really awesome guys, smart, and incredibly willing to share what they knew and did. And it's somewhat ironic that Gemalto are trusted by the UK MoD for sourcing their smart card components in Europe.
So much for keeping it local to avoid hacks.