An updated version of the free cryptoarmpkcs utility has been released, designed to work with x509 v.3 certificates stored both on PKCS#11 tokens, with support for Russian cryptography, and in secure PKCS#12 containers. As a rule, a personal certificate and its private key are stored in a PKCS#12 container.
The utility is absolutely self-sufficient and works on Linux, Windows, OS X platforms.
A distinctive feature of the utility is that for the formation of an electronic signature, it is not required to install any additional CIPF (means of cryptographic protection of information) and certificate stores. All information necessary for the formation of an electronic signature (certificate chains, certificate revocation lists, as well as OCSP server responses and time stamps) is obtained via the Internet.
The received signature can be checked, in particular, on the State Services website.
The utility also allows you to create a request for a qualified certificate with key generation on a personal PKCS#11 token.
The utility has a user-friendly graphical interface.
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Source: linux.org.ru