Smart Card Developer's Kit
(Publisher: Macmillan Computer Publishing)
Author(s): Scott Guthery; Tim Jurgensen
ISBN: 1578700272
Publication Date: 02/01/98
- Foreword
- About the Authors
- PART I—SMART CARD BACKGROUND AND BASICS
- CHAPTER 1—SMART CARD PROGRAMMING
- Smart Card Software
- Host Software
- Card Software
- Host and Card Software Integration
- High-Level Language Card Programs
- Assembly Language Card Programs
- Smart Card Software Security
- Smart Card Operating Systems
- Smart Card File Systems
- Smart Card Communications
- Smart Card Hardware
- The Smart Card Memory System
- The Smart Card Central Processing Unit
- Smart Card Input/Output
- Smart Card System Design
- Data Security
- Data Integrity
- Smart Card System Architectures
- Summary
- CHAPTER 2—PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF SMART CARDS
- What’s in the Card
- Integrated Circuit Chips
- Coprocessors
- Security Features
- The Manufacturing Process
- Smart Card Application Software Development
- Mask Development
- Code Development
- Chip Simulators
- Chip Emulators
- Protocol Analyzers
- Interface Devices (Readers)
- Summary
- CHAPTER 3—SOME BASIC STANDARDS FOR SMART CARDS
- ISO, IEC, and ANSI Standards for Cards
- 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
- Summary
- CHAPTER 4—SMART CARD COMMANDS
- Link-Level Protocols
- The T=0 Protocol
- The T=1 Protocol
- Application-Level Protocols
- The ISO 7816-4 APDU
- The File System API
- The Security API
- Summary
- CHAPTER 5—THE SCHLUMBERGER MULTIFLEX SMART CARD
- Activating Smart Cards: Reset and Answer to Reset
- Directories and Files
- Selecting a Directory
- Selecting an Elementary File
- Keys and Key Files
- Creating a PIN File and Updating the External Authentication Key File
- Record Files and Seek
- Cyclic Files and Electronic Purses
- Multiflex Commands
- Protected-Mode Commands
- Internal and External Authentication
- Authentication States and Authentication State Transitions
- Tracking EEPROM Usage
- Summary
- PART II—SMART CARD SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT
- CHAPTER 6—SMART CARD SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT TOOLS
- Tools for Host Software Development
- Smart Card Editors
- Smart Card Systems, Infrastructures, and Plug-ins
- Smart Card Software Development Kits and Application Programming Interfaces
- Smart Card Reader Interfaces
- Tools for Card Software Development
- Assemblers and Compilers
- Simulators and Debuggers
- Emulators and Testers
- Smart Card Operating Systems
- Miscellaneous Tools
- Summary
- CHAPTER 7—READER-SIDE APPLICATION PROGRAMMING INTERFACES
- PC/SC
- The PC/SC API
- The Multiflex SSP
- MULTOS
- The Open Card Framework
- ICC Specification for Payment Systems (EMV’96)
- EMV Commands
- Data Authentication and Digital Certificates
- Visa Integrated Circuit Card Specification
- SET 2.0 and the Visa Open Technology Platform
- C-SET
- IATA 791/20.204
- Cryptographic Smart Cards
- Cryptographic Smart Card Commands
- The DCE Personal Security Module API
- Summary
- CHAPTER 8—CARD-SIDE APPLICATION PROGRAMMING INTERFACES
- Programming Considerations
- Counterfeit Cards
- Special Considerations in Writing Card-Side Software
- Memory
- Tearing
- Testing and Debugging
- Linking and Loading
- File Design
- Reader Behavior
- Reader Communication
- The Standards-Based APIs
- The ISO 7816-4 Standard
- The GSM 11.14 Standard
- The Vendor APIs
- Schlumberger’s Customer-Oriented System
- MULTOS
- The Java Card
- Java Card API Development
- Schlumberger’s Java Card 1.0 API
- Schlumberger’s Cyberflex 2.0 Core API
- The JavaSoft Java Card 2.0 API
- Summary
- CHAPTER 9—SMART CARDS AND SECURITY
- Objectives and Characteristics of Security Systems
- Authentication
- Authorization
- Privacy
- Integrity
- Nonrepudiation
- The System Components
- The Card
- The Cardholder
- The Card Issuer
- The Terminal
- The PC
- The Network
- The Application
- The Mechanisms
- Physical Security
- Authentication
- Integrity
- Authorization
- Privacy
- Summary
- PART III—SMART CARD APPLICATION EXAMPLES
- CHAPTER 10—THE SMART SHOPPER SMART CARD PROGRAM
- The Story of Smart Shopper Cards
- Merchants Using Smart Shopper
- Scenarios for Using Smart Shopper
- High-Level Design
- File Layout
- The Master File
- The Cardholder Personal Data File
- The Smart Commerce Solutions Card Administration File
- The Merchant External Authentication File
- The Frequent Buyer Points File
- The Cumulative Purchases File
- The Want List File
- File Sizes
- Card Security Architecture
- Personalizing the Smart Shopper Card
- The Smart Commerce Solutions Web Site and Smart Commerce Solutions Application Programs
- The Smart Shopper Card Browser Program
- The Harvest Festival Application Programs
- The Scrivener’s Corner Application Program
- The Smart Commerce Solutions Smart Shopper Card Management Utility
- Summary
- CHAPTER 11—THE FLEXCASH CARD: AN E-COMMERCE SMART CARD APPLICATION
- An Example: E-Coins, E-Money, and E-Bucks
- The Design of the FlexCash Smart Card Program
- FlexCash Card Monitor Implementation
- The FlexCash Card Browser and Editor
- The E-Bucks E-cash Protocol and Implementation
- The E-Bucks E-cash Protocol
- The E-Bucks Card-Side Code
- The E-Bucks Reader-Side Code
- Summary
Appendix A
Appendix B
Glossary
Index