Description
I had issues with setting the FIDO2 pin on a Nitrokey 3C NFC. The issue was
that my pin got rejected due to a pin policy violation and when looking into
the official documentation for further clarification on what the policy was I
couldn't find any in the following:
Could you please specify in your documentation on what the expected policy is
and if there have been changes to it depending on the firmware version as I am
currently on v1.6.0 while a previous Nitrokey I used was on v1.5.0 and had
no issues with a password with the same allowance of characters to what I was
attempting to use. I attempted to use the following:
m'(%8LJcr5\\dcQhtZu^p:F>T\\4ARCl_4[O8cA+v~y=\{<25f\}~iK-%KU@B$eTQi`0&+Mh1?Z^,DV#+S]$AliI
<h4>w<Gpg*kkc+B&CryRq/J$;L'6I;XSk3jLcs1k:_j=-A\}E4?jBR^B2I9),g*(x
Below is a snippet of the log that states that there was a pin policy violation.
File "<python-path>/site-packages/fido2/ctap2/base.py", line 241, in send_cbor
raise CtapError(status)
fido2.ctap.CtapError: CTAP error: 0x37 - PIN_POLICY_VIOLATION
12208 DEBUG root listing all connected devices:
12218 DEBUG root :: 'Nitrokey FIDO2' keys
12219 DEBUG root :: 'Nitrokey Start' keys:
12229 DEBUG root :: 'Nitrokey 3' keys
Thank you in advance
Kathrin
Description
I had issues with setting the FIDO2 pin on a Nitrokey 3C NFC. The issue was
that my pin got rejected due to a pin policy violation and when looking into
the official documentation for further clarification on what the policy was I
couldn't find any in the following:
Could you please specify in your documentation on what the expected policy is
and if there have been changes to it depending on the firmware version as I am
currently on
v1.6.0while a previous Nitrokey I used was onv1.5.0and hadno issues with a password with the same allowance of characters to what I was
attempting to use. I attempted to use the following:
Below is a snippet of the log that states that there was a pin policy violation.
Thank you in advance
Kathrin