Johan and Tham went to FSCONS 2008 and presented "Secure communication with open source PKI". It's a basic introduction to PKI and a demonstration of email-signing, Apache client cert authentication and using certs in OpenVPN.
Direct link to the video (use VLC to play it if it doesn't work).
The presentation slides.
Friday, October 31, 2008
Monday, October 27, 2008
EJBCA and BouncyCastle on OSOR.eu eID/PKI/eSignature Community Workshop
I will present a "Lightening talk" on the OSOR.eu eID/PKI/eSignature Community Workshop in Brussels on the 13th of November 2008. The talk will be a short one describing experience from both the BouncyCastle and the EJBCA projects regarding open source usage in the EU. The hope is to give some input what the EU can do to help, or not to discriminate, open source projects/products.
The BouncyCastle part is made by David Hook of Lockboxlabs.
The BouncyCastle part is made by David Hook of Lockboxlabs.
Monday, October 13, 2008
Presentation from Open Standards Forum
You can read and view my presentation from Oasis Open Standards Forum that took place in London in the beginning of October. The event was very interesting, a lot is happening in the standardization and technology arena.
Presentation slides.
Presentation movie (73MB).
Presentation slides.
Presentation movie (73MB).
Wednesday, October 8, 2008
EJBCA @ FSCONS 2008
Two core EJBCA developers from PrimeKey Solutions AB will be present at this years FSCONS (2008-10-24 to 26th). Since PrimeKey sponsors the conference, we will have a booth somewhere in "the lounge area". So drop by and ask questions about the latest and greatest, suggest new features or tell us how you want to use EJBCA.
It currently looks like we get a chance to talk the last day at 16:00 on the subject "Secure communications with Open Source PKI". The preliminary plan is to give a simple hands-on presentation on how easy PKI can be used for secure email, client SSL authentication, OpenVPN and more.
We hope to see you all there!
It currently looks like we get a chance to talk the last day at 16:00 on the subject "Secure communications with Open Source PKI". The preliminary plan is to give a simple hands-on presentation on how easy PKI can be used for secure email, client SSL authentication, OpenVPN and more.
We hope to see you all there!
Sunday, September 14, 2008
Succesful EAC ePassport PKI interoperability tests
EJBCA was present on the Prague event for PKI interoperability tests, since both Sweden and Portugal uses EJBCA for their EAC CVC PKI. The tests were a huge success and no problems were encountered in EJBCA. Interoperability was tested with many different countries using different implementations and algorithms.
Look out for EJBCA 3.7.1, that will bring ECC support (as tested on the event) and a lot of CVC usability enhancements.
Look out for EJBCA 3.7.1, that will bring ECC support (as tested on the event) and a lot of CVC usability enhancements.
Saturday, September 6, 2008
Bouncycastle supported by Lock Box Labs
My favorite open source project, the Java crypto provider Bouncycastle (http://www.bouncycastle.org/) have gotten their own legal entity offering support contracts. Go get one!
Monday, September 1, 2008
Cert-cvc library 1.2.7 released
This release of the CV certificate library, for EAC 1.11 ePassports, contains full support for both RSA and ECC algorithms.
This marks another milestone for ePassport support in EJBCA. The cert-cvc library now has full support and can be freely used by anyone under the LGPLv2 license.
Changes:
- Support for ECC keys and signatures, need BC version 1.41 which is included in svn.
- Fix bug where outer signature in authenticated requests did not include CARef in TBS
- Don't add caRef if not passed, or passed as null, to CertificateGenerator.
- Translations of Swedish javadoc to English.
Cheers,
Tomas
This marks another milestone for ePassport support in EJBCA. The cert-cvc library now has full support and can be freely used by anyone under the LGPLv2 license.
Changes:
- Support for ECC keys and signatures, need BC version 1.41 which is included in svn.
- Fix bug where outer signature in authenticated requests did not include CARef in TBS
- Don't add caRef if not passed, or passed as null, to CertificateGenerator.
- Translations of Swedish javadoc to English.
Cheers,
Tomas
Subscribe to:
Comments (Atom)