Jakuje as a new cryptoki maintainer?

[hug-dev]

Hello 👋

I would like to ask the community and maintainers to make @Jakuje a maintainer of the rust-cryptoki repos! @Jakuje is already helping a lot with many valuable improvements and contributions in the repo.

[wiktor-k]

Great idea. We frequently have problems getting our own PRs accepted because of the 4-eyes rule and @Jakuje has proven to be quite knowledgable in our domain.

👍 from me.

[Jakuje]

Thank you for the offer less than two months since my first PR (#248) in the age of xz hacks and supply chain issues!

Given that I am still quite a new here, let me write at least a paragraph of introduction. I started playing around with PKCS#11 in the OpenSC project almost 10 years ago. Since then, I become one of the main contributors and maintainers of this project as I was making its way to RHEL and making it a smart card library we can depend on.
Recently, my activities are revolving around the kryoptic project, a software PKCS#11 module written in rust, which is already in CI of rust-cryptoki and sounds like it brings fruit already! I am also involved in the pkcs11-provider project and was pushing a lot the OpenSSH to work better with the PKCS#11 over the years. I am also involved a bit in the Sequoia-PGP or FreePG, where I ran into @wiktor-k before.

With the experience with PKCS#11 and implementations of both sides of this interface, I hope I will be a good addition and will help to move this project forward!

[hug-dev]

Awesome!! Nice to have you here 🥳

[wiktor-k]

Thank you for the offer less than two months since my first PR (#248) in the age of xz hacks and supply chain issues!

What do you mean? This issue is just an invitation to our face-to-face meeting in a secure building where we'd check your government IDs and security clearances, in a regular Key Signing Party fashion 😉

But seriously, great to see some progress in PKCS#11-land with kryoptic. Quite a lot of tools already have PKCS#11 integrations and it'd be great to support them too. Even if they're not the latest buzzword :)

👋