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<h1 id="iKey3000">iKey 3000</h1>
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<a class="ext-link" href="http://www.safenet.com" shape="rect"><span class="icon"> </span>SafeNet</a> offers the iKey 3000 (known as Rainbow iKey before), an USB crypto token with 32k memory and support for RSA keys up to 1024bit key length.
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The iKey 3000 is fully supported by OpenSC and is well tested. You need to obtain a USB driver for the token, you can use OpenCT on Linux.
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The smart card inside is a starcos card by Giesecke & Devrient.
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One minor feature of Starcos is that a PIN can only be unblocked if it is blocked. For this reason the regression test pin0002 fails, but this is a harmless and known issue, so please ignore.
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iKey 3000 is bundled with <a class="wiki" href="StarSign.html" shape="rect">StarSign</a> software by A.E.T. (to be exact the A.E.T. middleware is called SafeSign) which follows the PKCS#15 standard. Thus key
can be initialized with either OpenSC or <a class="wiki" href="StarSign.html" shape="rect">StarSign</a> and will work with both.
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Documentation for the Starcos Smartcard is available upon request from G&D.
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