Titlebook: Smart Cards, Tokens, Security and Applications; Keith Mayes,Konstantinos Markantonakis Textbook 2017Latest edition Springer International

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Smart Cards for Banking and Finance,tunities and Internet Payment. This chapter looks into the technical and security details of the EMV specifications along with aspects of the additional security in e-commerce and enhanced smart card-based authentication.

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An Introduction to Smart Cards,actical use of smart cards in a range of diverse applications had never been more popular. Eight years on and the statement is still valid, although we have seen some trends towards certain types of smart card and applications, and indeed more focus on embedded smart/secure chips that do not rely on

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Smart Card Production Environment,rd body will be described. The next paragraphs give information on the personalisation process chain from data processing and on to card personalisation and additional services such as packaging and shipment. A separate paragraph focuses on quality and security issues. At the end, there are a few th

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Multi-Application Smart Card Platforms and Operating Systems, one of the most common secure computing devices. They are encountered in a number of applications (e.g. secure wireless access in mobile networks, banking, identification) satisfying a diverse range of uses. One of the fundamental factors contributing towards the success of smart card technology is

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Smart Cards and Security for Mobile Communications, (SIM), represent some of the most technically advanced smart cards that have ever been deployed. Their original role was to safeguard the system security by providing authentication and supporting confidentiality, but they have evolved to support additional security and value added functionality. T

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