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Smart Cards A Developer's Toolkit

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ISBN-10: 0130937304

ISBN-13: 9780130937308

Edition: 2003

Authors: Timothy M. Jurgensen, Scott B. Guthery

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Smart Cards, already widely used in Europe and rapidly gaining acceptance in North America, offer a powerful solution for maximizing security in a wide range of applications. In this book, two of the world's leading Smart Card consultants present a thorough, up-to-date, accessible introduction to Smart Card technology that will be valuable for decision-makers, developers, and marketers alike. Smart Cards: A Developer's Toolkit presents a start-to-finish overview of the design and development of multi-application smart card environments. Tim Jurgensen and Scott Guthery cover every step of the process: selecting platforms, the logistics of initial deployment, support for continuous…    
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Book details

List price: $44.99
Copyright year: 2003
Publisher: Prentice Hall PTR
Publication date: 7/9/2002
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 432
Size: 6.75" wide x 9.00" long x 1.50" tall
Weight: 1.782

Foreword
Preface
Overview of Smart Cards and Their Programming
History of Smart Cards
The Generic Smart Card Application
Major IT Applications--The Big Four
Smart Card Programming
Elements of Smart Cards
Organization of the Book
Physical Characteristics of Smart Cards
Physical Security
Card Construction
ICC Architecture
Summary
Basic Standards for Smart Cards
ID Card Standards
Physical Characteristics of Identification Cards
Encoding of Information for Identification Cards
The Business Model for Identification Cards
Smart Card Standards
Characteristics of Smart Cards
Other Smart Card Standards and Specifications
Link-Level Protocols to Smart Cards
Application-Level Protocols
Summary
Smart Card Applications
General Architecture of Applications
Infrastructure
Security
Security Mechanisms
Access Conditions
Interindustry Smart Card Commands (ISO 7816-4)
Summary
Multiapplication Smart Cards
Why Multiapplication Smart Cards
A Brief History of On-Card Interpreters and Virtual Machines
Application Selection and AIDs
Application Identifiers
ISO-7816 Application Selection
Other Application Selection Schemes
The SCADA Card
The Multos Card
The Java Card
The Windows-Powered Smart Card
The ZeitControl Basic Card
The Basic Card Application Development Cycle
Data Access Control
Summary of the Four Programmable Smart Cards
Summary
Commercial Smart Card Commands
Cryptoflex 32K eGate
Cyberflex 32K eGate
Summary
Smart Card Infrastructure
Smart Card Protocol Stacks
STIP-Small Terminal Interoperability Platform
Summary
GSM and Smart Cards
Introduction
SIM Standards and Their Evolution
SIM APDUs
Programming Language Bindings for the Card Application Toolkit
Example: The Rapid Reorder Application
Evolution of the SIM and the Card Application Toolkit
Summary
Authorization: Public Keys Without the Infrastructure
Introduction
Making the Intangible Tangible
Shared Rights
Group Membership
Digital Rights Management (DRM)
Remote Control
The WCLA Auction Card
The Auction Advisor Program
Mobile Authorization Using a WIM
Summary
Smart Card System Management
Converging Systems
The Actors
The Infrastructure
The Card System
Card Manufacturing
Characteristics to be Managed
Elements of a Card Management System
Summary
Current Trends and Future Directions
The Frontier of IT Networks
The ETSI Smart Card Platform Project
Achieving Smart Card Interoperability
The SCP Standards
The UICC Platform
Next Generation Smart Card Operating Systems (COSng)
Summary
Glossary
Index