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I'm testing smart cards using ACR122U. However, when I put a card on it, Windows will automatically send APDU commands to it. According to the question windows 8 disable smartcard plug and play , I disabled Smart Card Plug And Play. But I can still see the PIV selection which is called Winscard Discovery . How can I disable this in Windows 10? You have 3 solutions 1) Edit computer policies Launch gpedit.msc Section Computer Configuration --> Administrative Templates --> Windows Components --> Smart Card Disable Smartcard driver popup: Smart Card Plug and Play service: disable Disable smartcard

first of all this is not a duplicate question as most people report this exception when creating a Public Key from a Certificate which is missing "---BEGIN RSA CERTIFICATE---" line. gist of what I am trying to do is 1. Sign a 50Byte message on JCOP Smart card using SHA1withRSA algorithm (RSA Key is 1024 bits). 2. Export the signature from smart card to server. 3. Verify the signature on the server. Code snippet on the smart card to create the signature. The key point is I am using algorithm Signature.ALG_RSA_SHA_PKCS1 in the Java Card to create the signature. private void setcustccid(APDU apdu

Suppose there is a bug in a Java Card applet: a temporary byte array is stored in EEPROM instead of RAM. Moreover, suppose this byte array is overwritten with each APDU. This bug should damage the card sooner or later. What symptoms could we expect? Incorrect values in the array without any explicit warnings or errors? Some exceptions thrown when accessing this array? The applet unselectable? The whole card completely unresponsive? Should the card be damaged "once and forever", or will these failures occur more and more often? In my experiment (J2E145) there was the first failure after 5 000

I'm trying to read name, card number, expiry date etc on Credit Card. but always return 6d00 when call SCardTransmit . I'm using pre-define AID, which i have googled to be valid (correct me if i'm wrong). here's the are : AID_LIST = { "A0000000421010", "A0000000422010", "A0000000031010", "A0000000032010", "A0000000041010", "A0000000042010", "A00000006900", "A0000001850002" } Thanks in advance. I am not familiar with this API you are using, but you will have to send the following sequence of APDU commands: SELECT PSE (for contact card), specified by EMV in Book 1, 11.3. An example is

For an electronic prescription system, that runs on the browser and that requieres personal signature by the professional, we are using a Java applet to sign the XML request, that then is sended to a WS, using a smartcard. But since version 42, Chrome is disabling by default NPAPI support , and in future versions next to September 2015 it will be completely disabled and then applets won't be usable at all. At Chrome NPAPI deprecation page points to WebCrypto and TLS as alternatives. But it seems that WebCrypto has leaved out of scope the support of smartcards , and it seems that TLS is only

I am trying to read information off of a smartcard, using a contact-less OmniKey 5321 card reader. Edit : Added a bounty. I'm writing a C# 3 in .NET 3.5 program, so this is a Windows application. The card has some information stamped onto it, that I would assume, in some way, is present in the card data (there is a photo of the card and reader below.) The card has the following information stamped onto it: 1* 00447 21091328-32 When using the Diagnostics application that comes with the OmniKey card reader, I get the following information: Smart Card Name: iCLASS 16KS UID:EE 74 0E 00 FB FF 12 E0