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| Summary | Python chryptography keys implemented on to the PKCS11 interface |
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| requires_python | >=3.10 |
| license | APACHE,BSD |
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PKCS11 implementation for keys of pyca/cryptography
===================================================
``cryptography`` is a package which provides cryptographic recipes and
primitives to Python developers. Their goal is for it to be your "cryptographic
standard library".
This library uses ``PyKCS11`` to implement comunication to the ``PKCS11`` device (smartcard,...).
As PKCS11 devices need an open session to work with them, this library provides
context managers to execute tasks provided by pyca/cryptography. ``PKCS11KeySession`` is the
context manager that will facilitate the use of implemented keys.
Context managers take information to connect to the ``PKCS11`` device (library, token label and
key label, if there are more that one private keys on a token). Within the ``with`` statement
the cryptographic operations with the key are made.
The ``PKCS11KeySession`` context meneager will return private key object of the type referenced by
library, token label and in some cases key label written on the ``PKCS11`` device. From private key
public key can be retrieved like in pyca/cryptography and also certificates (and even CA chain)
(this is the extension ``PKCS11`` device tokens can provide).
This library provides keys for EC and RSA keys which are most comonly used keys on ``PKCS11`` devices.
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