The Symbian platform provides a key store, which is a repository of private keys that can be programmatically retrieved and used to accomplish a variety of tasks. The key store is initially empty. To insert private keys and manipulate them, you can use keytool.
The Symbian keystore is meant to store private keys in a PKI setting. Keys for symmetric cryptography cannot be stored in the keystore.
Keytool is an eshell program which manipulates the key store. Its main features are:
List the content of a key store
Insertion and Removal of private keys
Manipulation of the registered users for a given key, ownership, usages, etc.
Support for multiple key store implementations
The keytool must be used from an eshell. You can start it using eshell.exe.
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