graphene-cli v1.1.0

graphene-cli

Graphene is a cross platform command line tool for working with PKCS#11 devices.

Install

npm install graphene-cli --global

Usage

user@peculiar-02:~# graphene
> module load -l /usr/safenet/lunaclient/lib/libCryptoki2_64.so -n SoftHSMv2.0

Module info
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  Library: /usr/safenet/lunaclient/lib/libCryptoki2_64.so
  Name: SoftHSMv2.0
  Description: Chrystoki                      
  Cryptoki version: 2.20

> slot open --slot 0 -p 1234567890

Session is started

> test sign -it 200 -a all -s 0

| Algorithm                 |     Sign |   Verify |   Sign/s | Verify/s |
|---------------------------|---------:|---------:|---------:|---------:|
| RSA-1024                  |   5.77ms |   2.42ms |   173.31 |  413.223 |
| RSA-2048                  | 16.715ms |  3.755ms |   59.827 |  266.312 |
| RSA-4096                  |  85.44ms |   5.54ms |   11.704 |  180.505 |
| ECDSA-SECP192R1           |  17.17ms |  19.91ms |   58.241 |   50.226 |
| ECDSA-SECP256R1           |  25.93ms |  29.52ms |   38.565 |   33.875 |
| ECDSA-SECP384R1           | 61.685ms |   72.8ms |   16.211 |   13.736 |
| ECDSA-SECP256K1           |  28.31ms |  32.76ms |   35.323 |   30.525 |
| ECDSA-BRAINPOOLP192R1     | 29.685ms | 32.465ms |   33.687 |   30.802 |
| ECDSA-BRAINPOOLP224R1     |  24.83ms | 28.735ms |   40.274 |   34.801 |
| ECDSA-BRAINPOOLP256R1     |  28.93ms |  33.23ms |   34.566 |   30.093 |
| ECDSA-BRAINPOOLP320R1     |  48.54ms | 56.265ms |   20.602 |   17.773 |

> 

Open module with config file

JSON file structure

lib         Required. Path to PKCS#11 library.
libName     Optional. custom name of library.
slot        Default 0. Index of slot.
pin         Optional. PIN for the token
readWrite   Default false. Open session in edit mode

Example of config file for SoftHSMv2

// config.json
{
  "lib": "/usr/local/lib/softhsm/libsofthsm2.so",
  "libName": "SoftHSMv2.0",
  "slot": 0,
  "pin": "password"
}

Start console application

graphene

Load module from config file

> module load -p config.json