Security Tokens & Smart Cards

TrueCrypt supports security (or cryptographic) tokens and smart cards (smart card readers) that can be accessed using the PKCS #11 (2.0 or later) protocol [23]. For more information, please see the section Security Tokens and Smart Cards in the chapter Keyfiles.

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