SE050-E
root@raspberrypi:~ # ssscli generate rsa abc 4096
Generating RSA Key Pair at KeyID = 0x00000ABC, bits=4096
sss :INFO :atr (Len=35)
01 A0 00 00 03 96 04 03 E8 00 FE 02 0B 03 E8 00
01 00 00 00 00 64 13 88 0A 00 65 53 45 30 35 31
00 00 00
ERROR:sss.keystore:sss_key_store_generate_key FAILED
ERROR! Could not generate RSA Key Pair at KeyID 0x00000ABC
any idea?
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Hi @psvz ,
No, I mean the RSA algorithms are not supported on SE050-E. You may generate an ECC Key pair instead for encrypt/decrypt purpose.
Have a great day,
Kan
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Hi @psvz ,
RSA is not supported on SE050-E, please use SE051/SE050F instead for that purpose.
Sorry for the confusion that has caused.
Have a great day,
Kan
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@Kan_Li is it only for "generate" that isn't supported - can I inject my own RSA 4096 bits key? Besides, is there any EC-type key that SE050 can use to decrypt a message e.g., 25519 curve can be used for encrypt/decrypt (check Secret Key Encryption — PyNaCl 1.6.0.dev1 documentation) but you could use other EC keys for that...
Hi @psvz ,
No, I mean the RSA algorithms are not supported on SE050-E. You may generate an ECC Key pair instead for encrypt/decrypt purpose.
Have a great day,
Kan
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