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D.1.5 Derived PIV PACS Authentication Mechanisms

NIST PIV and digital identity SP 800-157 Rev. 1 (Draft)
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first version loaded Appendix D Physical Access 1151 part of D.1

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Derived PIV PACS Authentication Mechanisms

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The derived PIV application supports the following validation steps for PACS use:

• Credential validation (CredV) is established by verifying the certificates retrieved from the derived PIV application and checking the validity and revocation status of these certificates.
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Derived PIV applications that support PACS SHALL support PKI-CAK, a cryptographic challenge and response authentication protocol that uses the derived card authentication key as described in Appendix B.1.3 of [SP800-73pt1] . Derived PIV applications MAY also support SM-AUTH — a key establishment protocol that uses the derived PIV secure messaging key, as described in Appendix B.1.7 of [SP800-73pt1] . The following translations apply to the use of these protocols by a derived PIV credential:

• References to “PIV application” are replaced with “derived PIV application.”

• References to “Card auth certificate” are replaced with “derived card authentication certificate.”

• References to “SM parameters” are replaced with “derived SM parameters”

• References to “PIV Card app ID” are replaced with “derived PIV application ID.”