feat(pkcs11-tool): an invalid signature is a fatal error #3178
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Hi,
We are using the pkcs11-tool for the validation of the Trustonic HSM.
I noticed that the tool is not returning an error when a signature is invalid or when something bad happens during the signature verification.
I would expect something more than just a print.
This is why I am proposing to call util_fatal() which will exit with an error code different than 0.
I checked the patch with the Trustonic TEE HSM.
Regards,
Alexandre.