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People presenting:
Bert
People otherwise attending:
Sandb, Tazo, Koenraad
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http://ietherpad.com/0x20-eid == links == * Rijksregister: view a bunch of official documentation that the government has on you on https://www.mijndossier.rrn.fgov.be/; note, there is even an access log so you can see who ''"rijksregistered"'' you. * Extensive owasp documentation/presentation on eid: http://www.owasp.org/images/0/01/The_Belgian_e-ID_hacker_vs_developer.pdf * http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO/IEC_7816 * http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PKCS11 * opensc-pkcs11.so: the libaray to open up in firefox == Bert's code == === download === Some low-level code to access your eID: [[media:eidshow.tar.gz|eidshow.tar.gz]] === dependencies === You need to have the following installed to get it working: dependencies eidshow: * opensc * libopensc2 * libopensc2-dev * pcscd depending on your device model, you need a card driver, e.g.: * libccid === building === <tt>make</tt> to make pkcs15dump <tt>make eidshow</tt> to make the eidshow binary === running === First make sure that your card will be managed by the pcscd daemon. You do this by <code> vim /etc/opensc/opensc.conf </code> and making sure that the line <code> reader_drivers = .... </code> is not commented and only contains your card reader, e.g.: <code> reader_drivers = pcsc; </code> after that, either execute <tt>pkcs15dump</tt> to get a basic smart card dump or <tt>./eidshow</tt> to get the full eid output.
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