The pkcs11 interface enables the PKCS#11 Cryptographic Token Interface Standard to be used with access to exposed tokens.
The slot is usually declared in a gadget snap and provides access to a specific daemon socket. It is declared in the following manner:
slots:
pkcs11-optee-slot-0:
interface: pkcs11
pkcs11-socket: /run/p11-kit/pkcs11-optee-slot-0
While the plug is declared in the usual way:
plugs:
pkcs11-access:
interface: pkcs11
This interface is restricted because it gives privileged access to potentially sensitive cryptographic token operations.
See Interface management and Supported interfaces for further details on how interfaces are used.
Auto-connect: no
Super-privileged: yes
Attributes:
pkcs11-socket (slot): defines the path to p11-kit server socket exposed by the slot. The path must start with /run/p11-kit/.The test code can be found in the snapd repository:
snapd/interfaces/builtin/pkcs11_test.go at master · canonical/snapd · GitHub
The source code for the interface is in the snapd repository:
snapd/interfaces/builtin/pkcs11.go at master · canonical/snapd · GitHub
Last updated 8 days ago.