filter: New virtual wrapper for access control #26
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Other use-case could be to blacklist certain driver in a PKCS#11 module. That could be done through a module configuration, something like "allow-token" or "deny-token" with a PKCS#11 URI as the argument. |
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Rewritten using the new P11KitIter API (#28) for enumerating tokens. |
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Merged this, as it is merely an internal change. |
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This is a dependency of #15. When we forward the Unix domain socket to another machine, it would be good to limit the access to a specific token, rather than exposing the entire module and all the tokens managed by that module.
Maybe this could be used together with the PKCS#11 URIs, something like:
instead of: