What I’ve come to notice is that once a key has been generated once in a slot, it stays there forever (even after explicitly deleting it or re-initializing the device). These two actions only cause the key to “appear” like it does not exist, but if I try to re-generate a key, that old key is the one…

Thanks! It was a caching issue. Here’s what fixed it Navigate to the cache folder: cd ~/.cache/opensc Delete all files: rm * Confirm that they are deleted: ls -la This should do it!

@misbeus can you try to mark @sc-hsm answer as the solution?

@saper I don’t seem to have the option to do so. Maybe @sc-hsm has to mark it as so?

@saper I can’t mark answers as the solution.

@szszszsz can you have a look why the user’s can’t mark posts “as a solution”?

Neither can I. This must be some misconfiguration. I will pass it further to the Admin.

it should work now… got fixed by the forum admins

Nitrokey Support

The same key is regenerated each time

Nitrokeys HSM

sc-hsm January 9, 2023, 6:48pm 2

Maybe you have caching enabled in OpenSC.

Hello. I managed to create two usb tokens with the same encryption keys, but the serial number also needs to be added.. Howto fix and add the 2nd USB serial number?

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