it src/libopensc/ and src/pkcs15init/
- use size_t for the certlen parameter of sc_pkcs15init_update_certificate()
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sc_concatenate_path() and let sc_append_path use it.
-add function sc_compare_path_prefix to check whether
a path starts with a certain sub-path (prefix).
-add some doxygen docu to some path handling functions
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code (should now support extended APDUs and is
hopefully better documented. Note: support for
the T0 ENVELOPE command is still missing due to
a lack of test cards).
-add new APDU case constants SC_APDU_CASE_2 etc.
which let OpenSC decides, based on the card
capabilities, whether to use short or extended
APDUs.
-add new capability SC_CARD_CAP_RSA_2048 for
cards supporting 2048 bit RSA operations (note:
this is more a preliminary hack)
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void sc_mem_clear(void *ptr, size_t len);
to clear a memory buffer. If OpenSSL is used this function
is a wrapper for OPENSSL_cleanse, otherwise memset is currenlty used.
Use this function to clear memory buffers with sensitive content.
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sc_reader_t *sc_ctx_get_reader(sc_context_t *ctx, unsigned int i);
unsigned int sc_ctx_get_reader_count(sc_context_t *ctx);
to access the reader_count and the sc_reader objects (to avoid accessing
the sc_context members directly).
Use these functions in src/pkcs11 + error checking to avoid accessing
invalid sc_reader objects.
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configuration file to handle any configuring related
to certain card / cards using atrmask.
- Rewrite Martin's force_protocol to _sc_check_forced_protocol()
to make it possible to share the code with other reader driver
implementations than pcsc.
- Implement _sc_match_atr_block() to help out with force protocol
and pkcs15 emulation layers, to find information that's not
stored directly to sc_atr_table.
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- Replace struct sc_atr_table / _sc_match_atr with
recently introduced _hex variants
- Rewrote _add_atr
- Introduce int type variable to sc_card_t, so that
every other card driver won't have to glue around
with this
- Card driver cleanups, optimize the number of
sc_match_atr called per card driver. Also
always try direct match with _sc_match_atr
first, before relying on eg. historical bytes
information on some card drivers
- Fixed a memory leak from the miocos driver
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- remove unnecessary function from the reader ops
- add a field for pinpad support
- cleanup + fix indent in card-mcrd.c
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as only non-essential parts stripped (or at least that was the plan).
Written by Viktor Tarasov of idealx.
All bugs by Andreas Jellinghaus, please don't blame anyone else.
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- added new parameters max_send_size and max_recv_size, roughly corresponding
to the old max_le (SC_APDU_CHOP_SIZE) parameter. You can now set this
chop limit per driver class (pcsc, openct, ctapi), which sets
driver->max_{send,recv}_size. This value is copied to
card->max_{send,recv}_size in sc_connect_card, and can be overridden
by the card driver.
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driver named cyberflex which shares a lot of code with the original
flex driver. This is a lot cleaner than having to create if/else
monsters.
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