SafeNet IDPrime Virtual Mac 1.0.0
Issue Month: July 2025
Build Details
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Server: 2.8.3
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Mac Client: 1.0.0.883
Product Description
SafeNet IDPrime Virtual (IDPV) is a PKI-based software authenticator that uses latest innovation in software-based smart token technology to combine the strong two-factor security of a smart card. It is cost effective and convenient for the software authentication. IDPV emulates the functionality of physical smart cards used for authentication, email, data encryption, and digital signing to enable the use cases such as VDI, BYOD, backup, and mobility on any device. It secures user private key on HSM with user authentication from OIDC compatible Identity providers (IDPs).
Release Description
SafeNet IDPrime Virtual Client v1.0.0.883 includes new features and enhancements.
New Features and Enhancements
Added the support for 3K/4K keys so that users can enroll the keys on the IDPV smartcards. Smartcards with 3K/4K keys support will be availabe for end users for all possible PKI operations.
To import 4K keys, HSM Firmware version must be 7.4 or above.
Advisory Notes
Before deploying this release, note the following high-level limitations:
- Uninstalling the SAC client will also remove the IDPV client. Therefore, users must ensure the IDPV client is closed before proceeding with the SAC client uninstallation.
Localization Support
Operating System is localization based. Therefore, it is automatically managed.
The currently supported languages are:
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English (default)
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German
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French
Default Password
Virtual IDPrime cards are supplied with the following default token password: “000000” (6 zeros) and the Administrator Password must be entered using 48 zeros.
Password Recommendations
We strongly recommend changing all device passwords upon receipt of a token/ smart card as follows:
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User PIN should include at least 8 characters of different types.
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PIN character types should include upper case, lower case, numbers, and special characters.
For more information, refer to the ‘Security Recommendations’ section in SafeNet IDPrime Virtual Server-Client Product Documentation.
Compatibility Information
Middleware
- SafeNet Authentication Client 10.9 (10.9.2499.0)
Virtual Smart Card Features
Below table specifies the various features that are supported by IDPV:
Features: | Device: SafeNet IDPrime Virtual |
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Number of Keys | 15 max |
RSA Key Size | 2048 bit, 3072 bit, and 4096 bit |
RSA Padding | PKCS#1 v1.5 |
Hash and Signature Schemes | • SHA-2 512-bit • CKM_SHA1_RSA_PKCS_PSS • CKM_SHA256_RSA_PKCS_PSS • CKM_SHA384_RSA_PKCS_PSS • CKM_SHA512_RSA_PKCS_PSS |
Supported APIs | PKCS#11 V2.20, PKCS#15, MS CryptoAPI and CNG(CSP,KSP), PC/SC |
Supported cryptographic algorithms | 3DES, SHA-256, RSA upto 2048/3072/4096, RSA PSS |
Compatibility with Third-Party Applications
Following third-party applications are supported:
Solution Type | Vendor | Product Version |
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Browsers | Chrome | v137.0.7151.40 |
Safari | v18.4 | |
Outlook | v16.96.2 | |
Apple Mail | Sequoia (15) |
Compatibility with Thales Applications
Virtual IDPrime cards can be used with the following products:
- SafeNet Authentication Client 10.9 R1 (10.9.4482.0)
Known Issues
This section lists the known issues that exist in this release. The following table defines the severity of the issues listed in this section.
Severity | Classification | Definition |
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C | Critical | No reasonable workaround exists. |
H | High | Reasonable workaround exists. |
M | Medium | Medium level priority problems. |
L | Low | Lowest level priority problems. |
Known Issues
Below are the known issues that exist in this release.
Issue | Severity | Synopsis |
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IDPV-11440 | M | Summary: Adobe Reader would crash when signing a document using a 3K/4K certificate generated via a Certificate Signing Request (CSR). This is a known issue on Adobe's side and remains unresolved as of this release. Workaround: None |
ASAC-2227 | M | Summary: When two tokens are connected, one of the token's settings are not accessible in the SAC tool. Workaround: Work with one connected token at a time. |
Related Product Documentation
The following documentation on ThalesDocs is associated with this release:
We have attempted to make the documentation complete, accurate, and useful, but we cannot guarantee them to be perfect. When we discover errors or omissions, or they are brought to our attention, we endeavor to correct them in succeeding releases of the product.