Millions of high-security crypto keys crippled by newly discovered flaw
Factorization weakness lets attackers impersonate key holders and decrypt their data.This includes ID cards, TPM and OpenPGP keys generated on a some card-like devices (e.g. yubikey) (as opposed to those generated on a computer, that are safe).
I bet the stupid "DNI 3.0" Spanish ID is one of those...
I'm also wondering about the italian "experimental" ID cards. Luckily I still have one of those horrible paper ones that everybody abroad hate :)