Method and trusted service manager for providing fast and secure access to applications on an IC card
AssigneeNXP B.V.
InventorsAlexandre Corda, Ismaila Wane, Vincent Lemonnier
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AssigneeNXP B.V.
InventorsAlexandre Corda, Ismaila Wane, Vincent Lemonnier
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A method for providing fast and secure access to MIFARE applications installed in a MIFARE memory being configured as a MIFARE Classic card or an emulated MIFARE Classic memory, comprises: keeping a repository of MIFARE memories and user identifications assigned to said MIFARE memories as well as of all MIFARE applications installed in the MIFARE memories, wherein, when a new MIFARE application is to be installed in a MIFARE memory identified by a user identification the present memory allocation of said MIFARE memory is retrieved, an appropriate sector of said MIFARE memory is calculated, a key is calculated for said MIFARE application and the MIFARE application together with the assigned sector and key are linked to the user identification and are stored in the repository.
A method for providing fast and secure access to applications installed in a memory of a contactless smart card integrated circuit having read/write capability, the memory being divided into a plurality of sectors, each sector comprising a plurality of blocks, the sectors including a first sector for storing a user identification and further sectors, each of the further sectors being arranged to store one of the applications in a number of its blocks as well as an access key for the application in another of its blocks, wherein the method comprises:
A trusted service manager for a telecommunications system including a service provider and a mobile communication device comprising a contactless smart card integrated circuit memory having read/write capability, the memory being divided into a plurality of sectors, each sector comprising a plurality of blocks, the sectors including a first sector for storing a user identification UID and further sectors, each of the further sectors being arranged to store an application in a number of its blocks as well as an access key for the application in another of its blocks, the trusted service manager being adapted to:
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