signatures using S-Trust smart card

[Thomas Hühn]

Christoph Anton Mitterer <calestyo at scientia.net> writes:

>> it seems that the key
>> in question is the non-qualified one so it's not a legal signature
>> anyway.
>>   
> Do you mean that these are not "real" certificates according to SigG?

The S-Trust card contains two certificates: one for "qualifizierte
Signaturen" and one for "fortgeschrittene Signaturen".

I suppose that's what he is talking about.

Thomas