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Java's build-in support for reading X.509 certificates does not deal well with PIV certificates containing the username as a "serialNumber" attribute. Rather than exposing the string value of that attribute, the Java implementation exposes a byte array that does not fully match the string value shown by a tool like OpenSSL. BouncyCastle, on the other hand, _does_ match the output of OpenSSL, and provides a predictable means of decoding the certificate.
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