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    <div id="searchable"><h1>Siemens CardOS M4</h1>
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Siemens CardOS M4 smart card should work fine with OpenSC.
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Currently only the Aladdin eToken PRO is tested often (a usb crypto dongle that contains a card with this operating system). It works fine, so all other smart cards with the same card operating system should work fine, too.
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Siemens CardOS M4 does not allow a key to be used for signing and decryption. OpenSC has a workaround for this restriction, you can generate or store a private key with the "--split-key" flag which will store the key twice, with different usage options, but hide this detail.
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Some documentation is available from Aladdin for their eToken PRO, but for an in-depth documentation you need the Siemens card manual, which requires signing an NDA.
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It can be bought e.g. at www.cryptshop.com.
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