Token-Manager

This is a C++ library for managing cryptografic operations on a token.

Getting Started

Project Currently in Development

Description

TokenManagerLibrary is the main library. The library can be used by a GUI Interface.

TokenManagerTest is used for testing the library. (useful for development)

TokenService is a C++ Windows Service which automatically imports certificates from tokens to the Windows Store. However, it can be configured not to import by setting a register value, whose address is HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\TokenManager\Service. On 64 bit windows, it is HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\WOW6432Node\TokenManager\Service

It uses eTPKCS11.dll, an implementation of PKCS#11 standard.

Prequesties:

• eTPKCS11.dll in C:/Windows/system32
• github extension for visual studio

How to import in Visual Studio

1. On the git page click Clone or Download > Open in visual studio button.
2. In visual studio click Clone button.
3. In Solution Explorer double click TokenManager.sln or you can click on the .sln file direcly in the clone window (same windows as in the 2-nd step).
4. From now on you can sync with the origin/master when you like.

For those who don't have Open in visual studio button

1. Copy the link from Clone or Download button
2. In visual Studio click Team > Manage Connections > LocalGit Repositories > Clone > Enter url > Click clone button
3. In Solution Explorer double click TokenManager.sln or you can click on the .sln file direcly in the clone window (same windows as in the 2-nd step).
4. From now on you can sync with the origin/master when you like.

Build

How to build TokenManagerLibrary:

1. Right click TokenManagerLibrary > Properties > C/C++ > General > Additional Include Directories and put the directory path of OpenSSL's include folder (ex: pathToProject\TokenManager\TokenManagerLibrary\Libraries\Build-OpenSSL-VC-32-dbg\include)

2. Right click TokenManagerLibrary > Properties > Linker > General > Additional Library Directories and put the directory path of OpenSSL's libs folder (ex: pathToProject\TokenManager\TokenManagerLibrary\Libraries\Build-OpenSSL-VC-32-dbg\lib)

3. Right click TokenManagerLibrary > Properties > Linker > Input >Additional Dependencies and put the name of the OpenSSL's libraries to import them. (ex: libeay32.lib, ssleay32.lib)

4. Right click TokenManagerLibrary > General > Character Set > set to Multy-Byte Character Set

How to build TokenManagerTest:

1. Right click Solution > Properties > Common Properties > StarupProject >Single startup project > TokenManagerTest

2. Right click TokenManagerTest > Properties > C/C++ > General > Additional Include Directories and put the directory path of TokenManagerLibrary.h (ex: pathToProject\TokenManager\TokenManagerLibrary)

3. Right click TokenManagerTest > Properties > Linker > General > Additional Library Directories and put the directory path of TokenManagerLibrary.dll (ex: pathToProject\TokenManager\Debug)

4. Right click TokenManagerTest > Properties > Linker > Input >Additional Dependencies and put the name of the library to import (ex: TokenManagerLibrary.lib)

5. Right click TokenManagerTest > General > Character Set > set to Multy-Byte Character Set

How to build TokenService:

1. Do the same steps described above, but for TokenService.

How to build for an external project which uses the library

The same steps described at TokenManagerTest will be done on an external project, including:

• include in your project TokenManagerLibrary.h from pathToProject\TokenManager\TokenManagerLibrary (it's the same, it's not necessary to copy it)

Build Notes:

Error SDK Version: Right click TokenManagerLibrary > Retarget projects. If this doesn't work, try to Right click TokenManagerLibrary > Properties > General > Platform Toolset and set what toolset you have.

Error Platform Toolset: Right click TokenManagerLibrary > Properties > General > Platform Toolset > Select what toolset you have (same for test)

How to run the Service

1. Register as a windows service

• In cmd, write sc.exe create TokenService binPath= "pathToProject\TokenManager\Debug\TokenService.exe"

2. The service must run with the current logged on user rights in order to be able to import the certificates on his behalf:

• open services.msc
• find TokenService
• right click -> Properties -> Log On ->This accout ->Write your account ->Write password ->Apply

3. Start the service from TASK Manager

• CTRL+SHIFT+ESC, then Services, then right click on TokenService, then Start

4. How to start the service functionality

ServiceManager* serviceManager = new ServiceManager();
serviceManager->setServiceActivityStatus(true);

You can also manually set the register value to 1.

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\TokenManager\Service. 
On 64 bit windows, it is HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\WOW6432Node\TokenManager\Service

5. Done

6. Remove Service

• sc.exe delete TokenService (if not, stop the process)

Aditional notes: If you have some issues referring parts of code in the master branch add them in the issues section.

Authors

• Simion Robert (https://github.com/simionrobert)

• Dedita Vlad (https://github.com/vladdedita)

• Lica Alexandru (https://github.com/licaalexandru)

• Stratulat Adrian (https://github.com/Adistratulat)

• Honceriu Tudor (https://github.com/Tudorikass)

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details