Building the HSM Driver

Release Notes
- SAKA 4.13.0
- SAKA 4.12.0
- SAKA 4.11.0
- Upgrading from SAKA 4.x
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Preface
- Default Paths and Filenames
- Third-Party Website References
- Strongkey Welcomes Your Comments!
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KAM Introduction
Architecture
Installation
- Preliminary Steps
- Install Components (Primary)
- Install Components (Secondary)
- Define KCs (Primary)
- Verify KCs (Secondary)
- Set Personal Identification Numbers (PINs) [Primary]
- Set PINs and Complete Key Migration [Secondary]
- Create System Users [Primary]
- Create a New Encryption Domain [Primary]
- Complete Second Domain Key Migration [Secondary]
- Add System Users [Primary]
- Configure the SKCE domain [Primary]
- Replicate the CEM Domain [Secondary]
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CCS Web Service Operations
- CCReturnObject
- Manufacturer Identifiers for Processing CardHolder Data (CHD)
- CCS Module GetCardCaptureData Mechanics
- CCS Module DukptEncrypt Mechanics
- CCS Module DukptDecrypt Mechanics
- CCS Module DukptMAC Mechanics
- CCS Module ReencryptPINBlock Mechanics
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KAM Web Service Operations
- KAM Encryption Mechanics
- KAM Decryption Mechanics
- Notes on the Mechanics
- KAM Deletion Mechanics
- KAM Search Mechanics
- KAM Entropy Mechanics
- KAM General Purpose Key Encryption Mechanics
- KAM General Purpose Key Decryption Mechanics
- KAM Batch Operations
- KAM Relay Mechanics
- HTTPS Interface
- SOAP Interface
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KMS Web Service Operations
- CCReturnObject
- CCKeyComponentType
- CCCryptographicMaterialType
- CCEncryptedAnsiX9241KeyType
- KMS Module loadKeyComponent Mechanics
- KMS Module loadBaseDerivationKey Mechanics
- KMS Module generateBaseDerivationKey Mechanics
- KMS Module generateInitialKey Mechanics
- KMS Module storeAnsiX9241Key Mechanics
- KMS Module replaceAnsiX9241Key Mechanics
- KMS Module deleteAnsiX9241Key Mechanics
- KMS Module updateAnsiX9241Key Mechanics
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KAM Batch Operations
- SKLESBatchInput Element
- SKLESBatchOutput Element
- Generating the SBI XML file
- Transferring XML Files to and from the Appliance
- Submitting Batch Operations
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KAM DemoClients
- Installing SAKA Clients
- sakaclient.jar Operations
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KAM KCSetPINTool
- Setting KC Preferences
- Changing KC Passwords
- Setting the KC PIN on the SAKA Server
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KAM DACTool
- Changing DA Passwords
- Preferences
- Systems
- Domains
- Users
- Jobs
- Configuration
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KAM Key Migration Tool
- Prerequisites
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KAM KMS ConsoleTool
- Loading Key Components
- Loading a BDK
- Storing ANSI X-924.1 Keys from Key Components
- Storing ANSI X-924.1 Keys from Wrapped Keys
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KAM Configuration
- Immutable Configuration
- Mutable Configuration
- Sample Configuration File
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KAM Key Management
- Cryptographic Hardware Modules
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HSM Integration
- Building the HSM Driver
  - Rebuilding the HSM Driver
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- HSM Administration Basics
- Clearing the HSM
- Setting Up the HSM
- Backing up the HSM
- Restoring from a Backup
- HSM Battery Replacement
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Managing Credentials
- KAM Credentials
- HSM Credentials
- System Credentials
- Linux strongauth
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Changing Hostname and IP
- Changing the IP Address
- Changing the Hostname
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Internal Repositories
- Repository Requirements
- Choosing an Online Mirror
- Internal Repository Setup
- KA Setup
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Internal Repositories Rocky 9.x
- Repository Requirements
- Choosing an Online Mirror
- Internal Repository Setup
- KA Setup
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Appliance Security
- Physical Security
- Operating System
- Appliance Credentials
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PCI DSS 3.2
- Requirement 3: Protect Stored Cardholder Data
- Requirement 6: Develop and Maintain Secure Systems and Applications
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KC Responsibilities
Add New SKCE Domain
KAM Replication
- Check Replication
- Replicate Essentials Only
- Disable Replication to Inactive Nodes
- Known Behavior
- Manual Replication For Specific Range of Data
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Appendices
- Adding a Disaster Recovery Backup (DRB) Node to a Cluster
  - Step #1 on an EXISTING server
  - Step #2 on the DRB Node
  - Step #3 on the EXISTING server
  - Step #4 on the DRB node
  - Post-Installation
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- Adding an Additional Server to a Cluster
  - Step #1 on an EXISTING server
  - Step #2 on the NEW server
  - Step #3 On the EXISTING node
  - Step #4 on the NEW node
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- Application Development Guide
  - Application Design for “Card Not Present” transactions
  - Storing Encryption Domain Identifier (DID)
  - Securing Decryption Credentials
  - Cluster Communications
  - Relay Processing
  - Summary on “Card Not Present” transactions
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- Batch Delete Tokens
- CIS Hardening Verification RHEL 7.X
- CIS Hardening Verification ROCKY 9.X
- Cleanup SAKA Disk Space
  - Cleanup Old Distributions and Files
  - Cleanup Database Tables
    - Cleanup Encryption Requests Table
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- Configure Syslog
- Create Software Keystore HSM Credential
- Installing KCSPTool and DACTool on Windows
  - Installation
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- KA Replace EOL Node
  - Prerequisites
  - Step 1 (On New SAKA)
  - Step 2 (On EOL SAKA)
  - Step 3 (On New SAKA)
  - Step 4 (On EOL SAKA)
  - Step 5 (On New SAKA)
  - Step 6 (On EOL SAKA)
  - Step 7 (On New SAKA)
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- KAM KC Replace Tool
  - Prerequisites
  - Validating Credentials
  - Recreate a set of Key Custodians
  - Create a new set of Key Custodians
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- MariaDB Audit Logging Configuration
  - Enable MariaDB Audit Logging
  - Monitoring the MariaDB for Replication anomalies
  - Disable MariaDB Audit Logging
  - The counts_v2.sql file
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- Migration Information
- Migrating from Centos to Rocky
  - Rocky Linux Kickstart USB Guide
  - Step 1: On an Existing Production Server in the Cluster
  - Step 2: On the Same Machine after Installing Rocky 9.3
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- Modifying the Appliance's IP Address or Hostname
- Reboot StrongKey Tellaro
  - Pre-Reboot
  - Reboot
  - Post-Reboot
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- Relay Webservice
  - Mechanics of the Relay
  - Deploying the service
  - Relay Webservice Client
  - HTTP interface
  - SOAP interface
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- Replace CMOS Battery
- Setting up LACP Bonding on Tellaro KA
- Strongkey Tellaro & Ransomware Protection
- Using Custom SSL/TLS Certificates
  - Generating a TLS certificate with the SAN extension
  - Installing the keystore on SAKA
  - Conclusion
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- Using a Custom Trust Store
- Using HAProxy as a Load Balancer
- Using the Key Migration Tool (KMTool)
  - Prerequisites
  - Mechanics
  - Details
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- Test Appliance Funcationality
  - Using pingsaka script
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SAKA ships with the HSM driver pre-built by default, so for most customers it is not necessary to build the driver. But there may be times when the security requirements of a deployment demand that the driver be built from source after the appliance has been shipped to a customer. If this is the case, follow these steps as the root user to build the driver:

Copy the StrongKey-supplied HSM distribution to the folder /usr/local/software on the appliance.
Check the sha256sum of the distribution against the values provided by StrongKey.
Unzip the distribution in /usr/local/software
Change directory to /usr/local/software/hsm/utimaco
Execute the install_HSM.sh script.

Building the HSM driver is complete. An example of this process follows:

shell> sha256sum /usr/local/software/Utimaco_HSM_V4.50.0.1.zip
7ea615bdb0cd5d2ef5f5b43091e7b650abb953616e860ac940802dcd6069fe22  /usr/local/software/Utimaco_HSM_V4.50.0.1.zip

shell> unzip Utimaco_HSM_V4.50.0.1.zip

shell> cd /usr/local/software/hsm/utimaco

shell> ./install_HSM.sh 
You can ignore the SSL errors that you get after running the script.

Once the HSM driver has been successfully installed, reboot the server
shell> init 6