Titlebook: Smart Cards, Tokens, Security and Applications; Keith E. Mayes,Konstantinos Markantonakis Book 20081st edition Springer-Verlag US 2008 App

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Application Development Environments for Java and SIM Toolkit,modern cards and so the focus moves to how applications may be practically developed to exploit it. There are a range of ways this can be done, but by way of illustration this chapter restricts itself to Java as one of the most popular development methods and applies it to (U)SIMs; perhaps the most powerful of the mass deployed smart cards.

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Security For Video Broadcasting,sues of this particular application and the mechanisms available to meet the security requirements. The chapter begins by establishing the requirements for the application and then looks in detail at the security mechanisms provided by current broadcast standards.

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Introduction to the TPM,ed to provide the basis of a secure computing environment. This chapter presents an introduction to the security mechanisms provided by the TPM highlighting those not typically found on a smart card. The concept of “ownership” is one of the major differences between the TPM and a smart card and this

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Common Criteria,ria is applied to smart card evaluations. This paper will not attempt to define in detail Common Criteria, nor should the reader expect to understand it in sufficient detail to be able to immediately participate in evaluations. It will, however, give a gentle introduction to what is a complex and de