sequoia-keystore-openpgp-card

Crates.iosequoia-keystore-openpgp-card
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created_at2024-08-27 17:35:11.408412+00
updated_at2025-03-07 13:05:24.73322+00
descriptionAn OpenPGP card backend for Sequoia's private key store.
homepagehttps://sequoia-pgp.org/
repositoryhttps://gitlab.com/sequoia-pgp/sequoia-keystore
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Justus Winter (teythoon)

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An openpgp card backend for Sequoia's private key store.

The sequoia-keystore crate implements a server that manages secret keys. Secret key material can be stored in files, on hardware devices like smartcards, or accessed via the network. sequoia-keystore doesn't implement these access methods. This is taken care of by various backends.

This crate includes a backend that exposes the secret keys managed by OpenPGP cards. It uses PCSC in order to access the cards. On Linux distributions, this means that you'll need to install a PCSC service like PC/CS Lite. On Debian this is provided by the pcscd package.

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