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WIP: Support for Portuguese Electronic ID Cards #208

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Added PTEID to CardGenerator
jpbarraca Sep 3, 2021
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Fixes to support python3
jpbarraca Sep 3, 2021
f82bda3
Added preliminary support for PTEID cards
jpbarraca Sep 3, 2021
419b3cd
Added PTEID README.md
jpbarraca Sep 3, 2021
78a1e30
Update PTEID.py
jpbarraca Sep 3, 2021
3ccab73
Added PTEID to arguments
jpbarraca Dec 6, 2021
b98566b
Use binary strings in ConstantDefinitions
jpbarraca Dec 6, 2021
0065c16
Updated SEutils to match the ConstantDefinitions
jpbarraca Dec 6, 2021
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Merge branch 'frankmorgner:master' into master
jpbarraca Dec 6, 2021
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Added reference to PTeID
jpbarraca Dec 6, 2021
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Update to handle proper signature creation and verification with OpenSC
jpbarraca Nov 8, 2022
e5124d4
fixed identation
jpbarraca Nov 8, 2022
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# Portuguese Electronic Identity Cards

Basic support for PTEID cards is added.
The cards cannot be used with the standard PKI and tools as the objects are signed by a self generated CA.
The Object structure, permissions and certificates tries to follow the same structure as original cards.

This is useful for development purposes, especially when using the PKCS11 interface.
Some objects may be inconsistent as they were copied from a development card. Further developments will focus on properly emulating PTEID cards.

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