Anders Rundgren

Pinging a server is always a good start: `java -jar skfsclient.jar P https://yourhostname:8181 1 REST HMAC 162a5684336fa6e7 7edd81de1baab6ebcc76ebe3e38f41f4` Replace `yourhostname` with the host name you use. If it doesn't work,...

Hello, @ruya123456, The only way debugging systems like this is to provide the input and output like in my example. DID is probably domain ID.

Thanx Max for the quick response! My application is not compliant with WebAuthn but (_hopefully_) with FIDO2/CTAP2. Imagine a FIDO2 client that hashes a JSON object like: ``` { "toPay":...

https://github.com/rsolomakhin/secure-payment-confirmation/issues/40#issuecomment-780156203

It is apparently something that more than I have had a problem with: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/37035300/how-to-determine-the-default-location-for-openssl-cnf I also had to change this line: #RANDFILE = $ENV::HOME/.rnd OpenSSL does no longer depend on...

This may be correct but this setting didn't work (according to the build script) on Ubuntu 18.04 which is why I disabled it.

I'm an Ubuntu n00b. Anyway, random number thing only generated a warning that `rnd` file couldn't be created or is not available.

Hi @arshadnoor As a FIDO "newbie" I also find the docs and specs overwhelming. However, it's getting worse since Google supported by the FIDO Alliance, EMVCo, and the W3C intends...

SPC builds on a model that requires *untrusted third-parties* (merchants) dealing with `credentialId` and card data in clear. State-of-the-art systems like Apple Pay need none of that. In practice the...

@akshayku If I understood this correctly, the idea is that this feature would indeed only apply to keys that were explicitly created for SPC, "payment keys".