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Communications of the ACM, 2002
Smart cards and their related technologies are an emerging component of electronic commerce worldwide. In some countries, they are revolutionizing aspects of commerce, healthcare, and recreation.
Katherine M. Shelfer, J. Drew Procaccino
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Smart cards and their related technologies are an emerging component of electronic commerce worldwide. In some countries, they are revolutionizing aspects of commerce, healthcare, and recreation.
Katherine M. Shelfer, J. Drew Procaccino
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Smart cards: a design for the future
Journal of Information Technology, 1996A new smart card system, Vitesse, is outlined in design detail to meet many needs stemming from the current ability to manipulate information over the network medium. A new smart card operating system, object oriented in nature, is described in terms of a client/server architecture where clients (desktop computers) run front end applications and ...
Robert H. Davis, Hamish Mitchell
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2000
Twofish is a 128-bit block cipher with a 128-, 192-, or 256-bit key. The algorithm was designed with smart cards in mind, and can be implemented on 8-bit CPUs with only 60 bytes of RAM. A variety of implementation options allows Twofish to encrypt and decrypt quicker if more RAM is available.
Bruce Schneier, Doug Whiting
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Twofish is a 128-bit block cipher with a 128-, 192-, or 256-bit key. The algorithm was designed with smart cards in mind, and can be implemented on 8-bit CPUs with only 60 bytes of RAM. A variety of implementation options allows Twofish to encrypt and decrypt quicker if more RAM is available.
Bruce Schneier, Doug Whiting
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Journal of Hospitality & Leisure Marketing, 2000
The term Smart Planner is coined to describe smart card-based meeting management applications to increase attendee satisfaction, increase communications, and strengthen coordination with improved operational efficiency. The value of a Smart Planner lies in its capability to store data locally with a high degree of security and portability. This article
Kristen St. Marie +2 more
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The term Smart Planner is coined to describe smart card-based meeting management applications to increase attendee satisfaction, increase communications, and strengthen coordination with improved operational efficiency. The value of a Smart Planner lies in its capability to store data locally with a high degree of security and portability. This article
Kristen St. Marie +2 more
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The Smart Card – the Key for Telemedicine
Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare, 1995The wider use of Information and Telecommunication Technology like multimedia-systems in the health care leads to new potentialities for medical services. One major application of this technology is Telemedicine. Telemedicine offers new chances and services and provides benefits for all partners in Health Care Systems.
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Multiapplication smart card: Towards an open smart card?
Information Security Technical Report, 2009Smart cards were invented four decades ago so as to keep data secrets and to process them secretly. Even though their main goal are still the same today, the smart cards have been subject to many evolutions at both their hardware and software levels. Indeed they have been the target of numerous attacks and new demands from the market.
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Mechanising a Protocol for Smart Cards
2001Paulson's Inductive Approach for verifying traditional cryptographic protocols is tailored to those where agents make use of smart cards. An intruder can actively exploit other agents' cards, which can be stolen or cloned. The approach is demonstrated on the Shoup-Rubin protocol, which is modelled and verified thoroughly.
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2009
The history of the smart card begins as far back as 1968. By that time magnetic-stripe cards while not widespread, had been introduced into the market (Purdue, 2008). Momentum from these developments, together with advancements in microchip technology made the smart card a logical progression.
Katina Michael, M.G. Michael
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The history of the smart card begins as far back as 1968. By that time magnetic-stripe cards while not widespread, had been introduced into the market (Purdue, 2008). Momentum from these developments, together with advancements in microchip technology made the smart card a logical progression.
Katina Michael, M.G. Michael
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An open middleware for smart cards.
Comput. Syst. Sci. Eng., 2005This paper presents an open and modular middleware for smart cards, providing a simple abstraction of the device to application developers. The soft- ware is interoperable across multiple card devices, and portable across various open platforms. The architectural design is centred around the definition of a new API that allows protected access to the ...
CUCINOTTA, TOMMASO +2 more
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Modified Original Smart Cards and Smart Card Clone Countermeasures
2007 International Conference on Computational Intelligence and Security (CIS 2007), 2007Alfredo De Santis, Claudio Soriente
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