python-pyhsm 1.0.4l-1 source package in Ubuntu
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python-pyhsm (1.0.4l-1) unstable; urgency=low * New upstream release. -- Dain Nilsson <email address hidden> Mon, 24 Aug 2015 17:09:33 +0200
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- diff from 1.0.4k-3 to 1.0.4l-1 (11.4 KiB)
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Binary packages built by this source
- python-pyhsm: Python code for talking to a Yubico YubiHSM hardware
YubiHSM is an easy to use and affordable crypto appliance
that you connect to the USB port of a server. You can then
store cryptographic keys on the YubiHSM and use them from the
server without any possibility for an attacker to extract
the crypto keys from the YubiHSM.
.
Supported operations include YubiKey OTP validation, AES ECB
encrypt/decrypt/ decrypt- compare, HMAC-SHA1 hashing (enabling OATH code
validation), and Random number entropy generation.
.
This package contains the core Python code for interacting with the
YubiHSM.
- yhsm-daemon: YubiHSM server daemon
Provides a TCP based server allowing multiple processes to use a
single YubiHSM in parallel.
.
To utilize the YubiHSM via the server instead of using it directly,
pass yhsm://localhost: 5348 as the device to python-pyhsm.
- yhsm-docs: python-pyhsm documentation
Complete API documentation (in HTML format), as well as other assorted
documentation regarding pyhsm and related applications.
.
The documentation is generated from the pydoc annotations (using epydoc)
but the HTML format might be preferable since it allows you to click on
references for example.
- yhsm-tools: Common files for YubiHSM applications
YubiHSM is an easy to use and affordable crypto appliance
that you connect to the USB port of a server. You can then
store cryptographic keys on the YubiHSM and use them from the
server without any possibility for an attacker to extract
the crypto keys from the YubiHSM.
.
Supported operations include YubiKey OTP validation, AES ECB
encrypt/decrypt/ decrypt- compare, HMAC-SHA1 hashing (enabling OATH code
validation), and Random number entropy generation.
.
This package includes the following utilities that talk with the YubiHSM:
.
* yhsm-keystore-unlock - Keystore unlock
* yhsm-linux-add-entropy - Entropy seeder
* yhsm-decrypt-aead - Decrypt AEADs
* yhsm-generate-keys - Generate new AEADs
- yhsm-validation-server: No summary available for yhsm-validation-server in ubuntu yakkety.
No description available for yhsm-validation
-server in ubuntu yakkety.
- yhsm-yubikey-ksm: Yubikey Key Storage Module using YubiHSM
Decryption backend for a Yubico validation service. Uses the
YubiHSM to decrypt YubiKey OTPs and answer 'OK' or 'ERR'.
.
This package provides the decryption backend for a Yubico validation
service. It uses the YubiHSM to decrypt YubiKey OTPs and answer 'OK'
or 'ERR'. The package also contains the yhsm-db-import and
yhsm-db-export tools for database management.
