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146 changes: 0 additions & 146 deletions Aladdin-eToken-PRO.md
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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion Quick-Start-with-OpenSC.md
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## Install the required middleware

Some older card readers (or standalone USB tokens) use a nonstandard wire format for communicating between the computer and the device. You will need to get the corresponding (often proprietary) software up and running first. For USB tokens see the respective page on this Wiki (e.g., [[Aladdin eToken PRO]], [SafeNet tokens](SafeNet-cards)). For card readers, you should get to the point where the LED turns on when you plug it into the USB socket.
Some older card readers (or standalone USB tokens) use a nonstandard wire format for communicating between the computer and the device. You will need to get the corresponding (often proprietary) software up and running first. For USB tokens see the respective page on this Wiki (e.g., [SafeNet tokens](SafeNet-cards)). For card readers, you should get to the point where the LED turns on when you plug it into the USB socket.

## Install OpenSC

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4 changes: 1 addition & 3 deletions Siemens-CardOS-M4.md
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Siemens CardOS M4 smart card should work fine with OpenSC.

Supported smart cards are the [Aladdin eToken PRO](Aladdin-eToken-PRO) and the [CryptoIdentityItsec Eutron ITSEC-I](Eutron-CryptoIdentity-ITSEC-I-ITSEC-P) USB tokens.

Currently only the [Aladdin eToken PRO](Aladdin-eToken-PRO) is tested often (a usb crypto dongle that contains a card with this operating system). It works fine, so all other smart cards with the same card operating system should work fine, too.
Supported smart cards are the Aladdin eToken PRO and the [CryptoIdentityItsec Eutron ITSEC-I](Eutron-CryptoIdentity-ITSEC-I-ITSEC-P) USB tokens.

Siemens CardOS M4 does not allow a key to be used for signing and decryption. OpenSC has a workaround for this restriction, you can generate or store a private key with the `--split-key` flag which will store the key twice, with different usage options, but hide this detail.

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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion Supported-hardware-(smart-cards-and-USB-tokens).md
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* [Aktiv Co. Rutoken ECP](Aktiv-Co.-Rutoken-ECP)
* [Aktiv Co. Rutoken S](Aktiv-Co.-Rutoken-S)
* [Aladdin Etoken Pro](Aladdin-eToken-PRO)
* Aladdin Etoken Pro
* [Athena ASEPCOS / ASEKey](Athena-ASEPCOS-ASEKey)
* [CardContact SmartCardHsm](SmartCardHSM)
* [Crypto Stick](OpenPGP-card)
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