Bert's eid fuckketry lowlevel bit twisting

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Bert's eid fuckketry lowlevel bit twisting
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«Introduction to the belgian e-id card, and open source software to read it.»

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

Bert's code

download

Some low-level code to access your eID: 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

make to make pkcs15dump make eidshow to make the eidshow binary

running

First make sure that your card will be managed by the pcscd daemon. You do this by

vim /etc/opensc/opensc.conf

and making sure that the line

reader_drivers = ....

is not commented and only contains your card reader, e.g.:

reader_drivers = pcsc;

after that, either execute pkcs15dump to get a basic smart card dump or ./eidshow to get the full eid output.