Redirect subdomain to a secure domain

Is there any way to redirect a subdomain to a secure domain without getting certificate errors?
I have my subdomain CNAME (campus.unikemia.com) redirecting to another domain which is secure (unikemia.blackboard.com)

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Hi everyone,
I would like to know how can I create an Security Domain other than ISD ?(If my card support multi SD and delegated management)
I read Global Platform v2.1.1 ,but I don't know how can I create new SD practically(how can I write it's code ,how can I install it and how can I associate an applet to it,...).
if there is any document or link can help me ,please inform me.
I'll appreciate for any one if explain it to me step by step.
yours sincerely.
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You're right, it is not visible looking at your script, but at the APDU log. /card is an internal JCShell script to do the following:
cm> /card
resetCard with timeout: 0 (ms)First the card is reset. This is analogous with /atr
--Waiting for card...
ATR=3B FA 13 00 00 81 31 FE 45 4A 43 4F 50 34 31 56    ;.....1.EJCOP41V
    32 33 31 97                                        231.
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(163429 nsec)
<= 09 01 01 29 00 00 00 00 50 48 36 35 30 41 00 00    ...)....PH650A..
    6A 82                                              j.
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=> 00 A4 04 00 07 A0 00 00 00 03 00 00 00             .............
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<= 6F 65 84 08 A0 00 00 00 03 00 00 00 A5 59 9F 65    oe...........Y.e
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    86 48 86 FC 6B 01 60 0C 06 0A 2A 86 48 86 FC 6B    .H..k.`...*.H..k
    02 02 01 01 63 09 06 07 2A 86 48 86 FC 6B 03 64    ....c...*.H..k.d
    0B 06 09 2A 86 48 86 FC 6B 04 02 15 65 0B 06 09    ...*.H..k...e...
    2B 85 10 86 48 64 02 01 03 66 0C 06 0A 2B 06 01    +...Hd...f...+..
    04 01 2A 02 6E 01 02 90 00                         ..*.n....
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INSTALL[for load] command without Security Domain AID

Hello all,
I have a question for the INSTALL[for load] command.
The Security Domain AID is optional field, so I'm wondering if I didn't specify the AID, then which Security Domain performs the INSTALL[for load] command?
Thanks,
Julie.

Which ever one you are sending your APDU commands to. Which SD did you select ? Usually, the default applet is the ISD, so the commands are going to that applet.

Who shall create a specific Security Domain compliant to GP 2.1?

Particularly, in case of the delegated management, the GP card specification 2.1.1 decribes as follows:
"Security Domains authorized by the Card Issuer to perform Card Content changes shall request the OPEN to load, install, extradite, and delete applications."
I think that the Security Domain is implemented by the Application Provider using GP API. The OPEN is ,however, the component of the Card Manager which should be implemented by a GP compliant JCVM provider or a GP component provider.
My questions are:
1. How does a Security Domain request the OPEN to load, install.. ? How do they interface with each other? Does the GP compliant JCVM provider have to provide the specific interfaces used to change Card Contents for the Application Providers who implement their own Security Domain?
2. If the GP compliant JCVM provider is also responsible for implementing a specific Security Domain, what is the role of the Application Provider? only as a provider of his own security policy for the GP compliant JCVM provider? Can't a Application Provider implement his own Security Domain himself (using only GP2.1 public API)?
I am grateful to you for a kind assistance.

I think that the Security Domain is implemented by theApplication Provider using GP API. The OPEN is
,however, the component of the Card Manager which
should be implemented by a GP compliant JCVM provider
or a GP component provider. Typically and due to the fact that the GP specification is missing the API that would allow a Security Domain to be loaded on the card, Security Domains are developed by the card vendor and present on the card at production. The vendor can decide which features are implemented in the Security Domain e.g. Secure Channel services, DAP Verification, Delegated Management. If, as an Application Provider, you wish to develop your own Security Domain, your vendor may be willing to provide you with details of their proprietary API but this would be specific to this vendors product.
>
My questions are:
1. How does a Security Domain request the OPEN to
load, install.. ? How do they interface with each
other? Does the GP compliant JCVM provider have to
provide the specific interfaces used to change Card
Contents for the Application Providers who implement
their own Security Domain?Yes.
>
2. If the GP compliant JCVM provider is also
responsible for implementing a specific Security
Domain, what is the role of the Application Provider?
only as a provider of his own security policy for the
GP compliant JCVM provider? Can't a Application
Provider implement his own Security Domain himself
(using only GP2.1 public API)?No.
>
I am grateful to you for a kind assistance.

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It's just a simple login form, where the action is supposed to log me into both the secure and insecure domains. Here's the action:
action="{module_secureurl}/ZoneProcess.aspx?ZoneID=51&Referrer={module_siteurl,true,true}&OID={module_oid}&OTYPE={module_otype}"
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I've been fighting with a login issue for the past few hours thinking it was my fault. I'm tired, so my IQ is cut in half right now. Makes for a very plausible scenario. However, I finally tried it in Firefox without issue.
It's just a simple login form, where the action is supposed to log me into both the secure and insecure domains. Here's the action:
action="{module_secureurl}/ZoneProcess.aspx?ZoneID=51&Referrer={module_siteurl,true,true}&OID={module_oid}&OTYPE={module_otype}"
That looks right to me. I also checked on my own site's login and had the same issue. I had just never noticed before because I don't use my secure domain.
Looks like either a bug in BC, or a bug in Chrome. Either way, I think it's worth having BC look into.

Extradition of an AID to a security domain that is in "selectable" state

following this post: http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?messageID=10227711
in following this example (i've found it very helpful), i want to know if it is a requirement that the SSD be personalized instead of in "Selectable" state? if so, that would explain the errors i get when i try to extradite an AID to it from the ISD.
your example:
GP 2.1.1, SSD section (concept) and APDU commands Install [for load], [install] and [extradition].
Example:
- select ISD
- open a secure channel
- Install [for install & make selectable] on a pre-loaded SD package/module --> optionally you need to specify in the install parameters that this SD accepts extradition
- select SSD
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- personalize (put secure channel keys)
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Clemson wrote:
... errors i get when i try to extradite an AID to it from the ISD.
GlobalPlatform Card Specification 2.1.1, 03/25/2003, p. 70
+6.4.3 Content Extradition+
The GlobalPlatform Card Content extradition process is designed to allow the association, to a different Security Domain, of a previously installed Application. The Issuer Security Domain shall verify the extradition request before the OPEN will allow the extradition.
Runtime Behavior
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The OPEN shall:
+...+
Check that this Security Domain is in a valid Life Cycle State (i.e. PERSONALIZED)+,
+...+
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Security Domain

Hello , Im a newbie to Java Card and have loads of questions, but ill start with the Security Domain. Could the experts please help me on this topic?? Main question :
1) What is a Security Domaain?? GP spec. says it is an application.
2) If it is an application, is it implemented in Java???
3) Are the metods unwrap(), decrypt() etc specified in GP spec. called within the Security Domain??
3) Any reference to Security Domain [ doc/implementation] apart from GP spec ?
Any pseudo code for implementing a SD would be highly appreciated. Thanks.

1) What is a Security Domaain?? GP spec. says it is an application.correect. it's an app with special privileges, such as interaction with the OS.
>2) If it is an application, is it implemented in Java???
no, or maybe some parts only.
>3) Are the metods unwrap(), decrypt() etc specified in GP spec. called within the Security Domain??
no, called within the applet using native tricks to use the sec dom keys, this is unspecified and vendor dependent.
>3) Any reference to Security Domain [ doc/implementation] apart from GP spec ?
google
>Any pseudo code for implementing a SD would be highly appreciated. Thanks.
my turn:
1) why would you want to implement a SD?
2) good luck. no. wake up instead, and lurk moar about GlobalPlatform, young padawan. if you want to play with security domains, you'd better work within a company that builds javacard/GP OSes.
regards

Loadfile to install a Supplementary Security Domain in GP 2.2?

Hi all,
I have Secure Elements with GP 2.2 and would like install Supplementary Security Domains there.
In my previously chips GP 2.1 that was not a problem, there was a preloaded Loadfile with AID:A0000000035350 (Security Domain)
For my Supplementary Security Domains I just made an instance of this Loadfile AID:A0000000035350, and I had an Security domain Instance.
Now, in the new version I have no such a Loadfile for a Security Domain. So How I can install Supplementary Security Domains instances in GP 2.2?
Attached a GET STATUS Response with all Loadfiles and Modules in the new chip.
Anybody any idea? It would be really helpful.
br Markus
GET STATUS:
e3 42
4f 09 a00000001884010102 9f70 02 0100 ce 02 01 00
84 0a a0000000188401010201
84 0a a0000000188401010202
84 0a a0000000188401010203
cc 08 a000000151000000
e3 1e
4f 09 a00000001884010101
9f 70 02 0100
ce 02 01 00
cc 08 a000000151000000
e3 36
4f 09 a00000001820010108
9f 70 02 01 00
ce 02 01 00
84 0a a0000000182001010801
84 0a a0000000182001010802
cc 08 a000000151000000
e3 42
4f 09 a00000001820010106
9f 70 02 01 00
ce 020100
84 0a a0000000182001010302
84 0a a0000000182001010300
84 0a a0000000182001010301
cc 08 a0000001510000006310

You will either need to tell us what card you are using or contact the manufacturer/vendor to get the developer documentation for it.
- Shane

How to create a Supplementary security domain

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is it that i need to create an applet implements SecureChannel, then install the applet with the privileges 0x80(security domain)?
is it right? Anybody any suggest? It would be really helpful.

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Java Card Security domain

Hi ,
According to the visa Open platform architecture, each Java card applet is associated with a Security domain.
I am using GemXpressoRAD211 toolkit for developing Java Card applets.
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there's a card issuer, with its ISD
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read about the delegated managament in GP
regards
Kuba

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I have Windows capability but have never used it. I can't imagine anyone using anything other than Pages for Word Processing, etc. I use Safari and Firefox for Browsing. I use Safari primarily and Firefox occassionally. I have not used Internet Explorer for years and years. In fact, I was sort of surprised when I learned that some people do still use Internet Explorer.
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It turned out that the issue was that the application was being loaded at https, while the modules are being loaded at http, causing the security domain error.
I think I have two options.
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2) Is it possible for the application swf to know whether it was just loaded over ssl or not, without invoking javascript or passing a flashvar from the page?
Thanks!
Aaron

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Redirect subdomain to a secure domain

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