Features of Smart ID Desktop App
This article includes updates for Smart ID Desktop App 2.0.
This article describes the main features of Smart ID Desktop App.Â
Features | Smart ID Desktop App |
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Use cases | |
Use virtual smart cards for securing the day-to-day business. | Â |
Provision manage and use virtual smart cards, Yubikey and other tokens for authentication, signing and encryption.  | |
Store keys in Microsoft certificate store with the same use cases as virtual smart cards. | |
One-time passwords (OTP) There are two different types of one-time passwords (OTP), as defined by the Initiative for Open Authentication (OATH):
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External middleware and smart card integration Only applicable for Smart ID Desktop App 2.0 and later versions.
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PKI-encode smart cards as part of the Digital ID solution. | |
Windows-related use cases, such as these:Â
Independently of Smart ID Desktop App, the following use cases also apply:
If you connect to another computer using remote desktop, the virtual smart card on the remote computer is disabled. | |
Integrate PKCS#11 clients with the virtual smart card. | |
User interface | |
Modern user interface which allows the user to:
For more information on language support etc, see Smart ID Desktop App requirements and interoperability. | |
Lifecycle management | |
Integrated into the overall Nexus Smart ID architecture for:
For more information on use cases, see Virtual smart card management in Smart ID. | |
Security | |
Virtual smart cards have the same level of security as a physical smart card:
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