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What is Softlock Smart Token (eSign)?
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Softlock Smart Token is a USB hardware device which performs
security operation like: Signing and encryption and keep user identity in secure
way.
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What is the difference between eSign STD, eSign PRO and eSign BIO?
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Softlock provides Smart Token with three
models:
1. eSign BASIC It provides the
basic functionality for a smart token to perform Secure Authentication and
account storing. 2. eSign STD It provides
the basic functionality for a smart token to Secure Authentication and account
storing. It contains more storage and more powerful hardware
components. 3. eSign BIO It provides
the basic functionality for a smart token to perform Secure Authentication and
account storing. It is an extended version for the STD model with
added Biometric module (Finger Print) which is required for
login.
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What is the function of Softlock Smart Token (eSign)?
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eSign provides the following functionalities:
1. Digital certificate generation
and management. 2. Electronic
signing and verification. 3. Data
encryption and decryption. All secure operations are completely provided by
the internal device hardware.
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Can I use eSign in Windows Logon instead of User Name and Password?
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Yes, you can
use eSign in windows Logon using Softlock smart card service with this service
you can use eSign as smart card for windows Logon you will find in tutorials
section document “Network Authentication using eSign Token - Tutorial - Windows”
describes this operation step by step.
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Can I use eSign in Windows VPN Logon instead of User Name and Password?
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Yes, you can
use eSign in VPN Logon by using Softlock smart card service with this service
you can use eSign as smart card for VPN Logon you will find in tutorials section
document “VPN Authentication using eSign Token - Tutorial - Windows” describes
this option step by step.
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Can I use eSign in Website logon instead of User Name and Password?
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Yes, you can
use eSign in website logon by using certificate logon option that supported by
webservers. You will need your website to request user’s certificate. When user
tries to Login to website he will be prompt to select certificate which exist on
eSign. For more information about use these solutions refer to tutorial section
you will find these documents “Web Authentication using eSign Token with Local
CA - Tutorial - Linux”, “Web Authentication using eSign Token with Local CA -
Tutorial - Windows”, “Web Authentication using eSign Token with Simple Authority
CA - Tutorial - Windows” and “Web Authentication using eSign Token with Simple
Authority CA and Apache Server - Tutorial - Windows” which describe steps needed
to configure solution with different webserver (Apache and IIS) and different
web browsers (IE and Mozilla Firefox).
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Can I use eSign in Documents Digital Signature?
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Yes, you can
use eSign in Document signing as Softlock support security standard interfaces
(CSP and PKCS) so it is easy to use your smart token to sign document in
different document writer application like: Adobe Acrobat Writer, Microsoft
office, and open office. You will find in tutorial section documents “PDF
Security using eSign Token - Tutorial - Windows” and “Softlock Smart Token
Security – Experiment (Document Signing section)” that describe steps needed for
document signing using Adobe PDF and Microsoft Word.
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Can I use eSign in Email Encryption and Digital Signature?
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Yes, you can
use eSign in email signing and encryption as Softlock support security standard
interfaces (CSP and PKCS) so it is easy to use your smart token to sign and
encrypt mails in different email client programs like: Microsoft Outlook and
Mozilla thunderbird. You will find in tutorial section documents “Email Security
using eSign Token with Microsoft Outlook - Tutorial - Windows” , “Email Security
using eSign Token with Mozilla Thunderbird - Tutorial - Windows” and “Email
Security using eSign Token - Tutorial - Linux” that describe steps needed for
encrypt and sign mails.
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What are the supported Operating Systems by eSign?
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Supported
Operating Systems are Windows (32/64 Bit) 2K, XP, 2003, Vista, 7, 2008 and Linux
(32 Bit)
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Does eSign have a free SDK?
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We support
free SDK with many interfaces to be suitable for many programming languages. It
Offers DLL native interface, COM interface and Java Native interface.
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How can I manage Softlock eSign?
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You can
manage eSign using Softlock Smart token Software which enables user to mange
certificates, manage keys, and change token pin. You can download it free from
download section.
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How many Fingerprints can Softlock eSign BIO store?
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You can store
up to 6 finger prints.
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How many certificates can eSign store?
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Number
of certificates depends on number of private keys stored on smart token and
maximum number is 8 certificates.
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After how many failed PIN trials does Softlock eSign get locked?
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For token user maximum number of
trials is 5 times after that the token will be locked.
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What is the RSA key length that Softlock eSign support?
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Maximum RSA key length supported
is 256 byte.
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