Hi, I was reading Storing Keys in the Secure Enclave and was thinking, "that's great if you're writing new code from scratch, or updating an iOS-only code base...", but how do people integrate this functionality into well-worn packages, such as Openssl? What's the best practice for representing the Secure Enclave keystore in software? Is it closest to an HSM (hardware security module)? Or to a PKCS11 crypto-token like a smart card? Or maybe it's sufficiently unlike anything else. We have some management scripting that uses Openssl and I'd like to be able to make it "just work" with Secure Enclave keystore, but don't see any guidance on how best to do that. What is the developer community's collective experience and wisdom here? Thanks, -Philip

I'm having a problem accessing a site where I need to use a certificate for identification, where I used some examples to type the pin but none works, I checked an instruction to register a module in firefox as a security device but it doesn't work, it worked on macos 10.15 , but now when adding the security device , the slot does not appear in Firefox. Tank's