The WebSentry Java Developer Kit gives application developers the choice for their hardware integration in their Java application. It offers 2 options for integration: Java Cryptographic Extensions and J-PKCS#11

The WebSentry Java Cryptographic Extension (JCE)
Use the standard Java cryptographic architecture by using the Java Crypto Extensions (JCE) interface, a standard developed and recognised by Sun Microsystems, who are the authority in maintaining the Java language worldwide. This standard option will make your application security portable and highly maintainable within the Java standard environment.

The WebSentry J-PKCS#11
Use the extended WebSentry Java PKCS#11 interface, which wraps the industry standard PKCS#11 interface in a set of comprehensive Java classes, making the migration from C to Java a very easy task for developers of security applications. The J-PKCS#11 classes give you enhanced functionality and lower level access to the WebSentry functionality

For more information on the Java integration tools provided by Thales e-Security, download the Java documentation for the WebSentry Java Developer Kit.

Technical Specifications

Cryptographic Functions
• DES and Triple-DES key management, ciphering and message authentication
• RSA and DSA key pair generation signature and verification
• SHA1-HMAC signature and validation (160 bits)
• MD5 and SHA-1 message digests
• Certificate and Object secure storage in tamper-resistant memory
• Hardware-based random number generator
Development Interface
• Java Development Kit and Java Runtime Environment version 1.4.1 or above
• Operating Systems: Microsoft Windows, SUN Solaris and Linux
• Development interfaces: Java Crypto Extensions (JCE) or J-PKCS#11
Hardware Device Security
• Tamper resistant FIPS 140-1 L4 Certified Security Subsystem
• Motion detection and temperature sensitive device
• Protection against voltage, chemical and penetration attacks