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PC/SC IFD Handler for swICC-based Cards

Project needs to be cloned recursively. Downloading the ZIP is not enough.

This is a PC/SC IFD (interface device) handler for swICC-based cards. In other words this acts like a smart card reader but instead of being a driver for a physical device, it is instead an all-software card reader for swICC-based cards.

Install

• These instructions are for Debian and Ubuntu, for Arch, Fedora, and openSUSE take a look at ./doc/install.md.
• You need make, cmake, gcc, pkg-config, libpcsclite1 (library for the pcsc-lite middleware), and libpcsclite-dev (other dev files for pcsc-lite) to compile the project. At runtime you will need the pcscd package which contains the pcsc-lite daemon.

1. sudo apt-get install make cmake gcc pkg-config libpcsclite1 libpcsclite-dev pcscd
2. git clone --recurse-submodules git@github.com:tomasz-lisowski/swicc-pcsc.git
3. cd swicc-pcsc
4. make main-dbg (for more info on building and installing, take a look at ./doc/install.md).
5. sudo make install

Usage

1. pkill -x pcscd to stop the PC/SC daemon.
2. In a separate terminal run sudo pcscd -f -d -T. This will run the PC/SC daemon in the foreground with debug output.
3. The swICC PC/SC reader will wait for cards to connect to it.
4. Once a card connects to the reader, it can be interacted with, just like with a real smart card connected to a hardware card reader.

Note that multiple cards can be connected at once, the card limit is set by modifying SWICC_NET_CLIENT_COUNT_MAX in the swICC library.