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== Introduction

With the release of the YubiKey 5Ci device with firmware 5.2.3, Yubico offers support for the latest OpenPGP Smart Card 3.4 functionality, offering advancements in OpenPGP functionality. These enhancements allow users an anded encryption algorithm set beyond RSA for OpenPGP operations, utilize separate x.509 cardholder certificates alongside the existing OpenPGP certificates for authentication, signature and encryption/decipher, bring attestation functionality to OpenPGP keys and certificates generated on a YubiKey and a number of quality of life improvements. Further, security has been improved as the YubiKey with firmware 5.2.3 and above supports Key Derived Format PINs, allowing the PIN to never be exposed over an insecure channel.
With the release of the YubiKey 5Ci device with firmware 5.2.3, Yubico offers support for the latest OpenPGP Smart Card 3.4 functionality, offering advancements in OpenPGP functionality. These enhancements allow users an encryption algorithm set beyond RSA for OpenPGP operations, utilize separate x.509 cardholder certificates alongside the existing OpenPGP certificates for authentication, signature and encryption/decipher, bring attestation functionality to OpenPGP keys and certificates generated on a YubiKey and a number of quality of life improvements. Further, security has been improved as the YubiKey with firmware 5.2.3 and above supports Key Derived Format PINs, allowing the PIN to never be exposed over an insecure channel.

This document is a high level review of the OpenPGP feature enhancements including in firmware 5.2.3 and above. The full specifications of what has been changed can be found in the OpenPGP Smart Card v3.4 specifications, here: https://gnupg.org/ftp/specs/OpenPGP-smart-card-application-3.4.pdf

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