Add function for accessing underlying PKCS#11 keys #102
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Add a function to allow users of this package to access underlying PKCS#11-isms so that custom extensions can be built. For example the new function could be used to wrap/export a key or unwrap/import a key using the handle associated with an existing private or secret key.
solcates
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Mar 9, 2024
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I'm interested in this PR as well. @solcates seems like you are the only reviewer. Are there any reviewers with write access to the repo left or is it not possible to merge any PR anymore? |
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Seems my write access has disappeared since leaving Thales. Anyone else able to help here? |
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Add a function to allow users of this package to access underlying PKCS#11-isms so that custom extensions can be built. For example the new function could be used to wrap/export a key or unwrap/import a key using the handle associated with an existing private or secret key.