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Smart Cards, Tokens, Security and Applications
An Introduction to Smart Cards.- Smart Card Production Environment.- Multi Application Smart Card Platforms and Operating Systems.- Smart Cards and Security for Mobile Communications.- Smart Cards for Banking and Finance.- Security for Video Broadcasting.- Introduction to the TPM.- Common Criteria.- Smart Card Security.- Application Development Environments for Java and SIM Toolkit.- OTA and Secure SIM Lifecycle Management.- Smart Card Reader and Mobile APIs.- RFID and Contactless Technology.- ID Cards and Passports.- Smart Card Technology Trends.- Securing the Internet of Things.- MULTOS and MULTOS Application Development.- Trusted Execution Environment and Host Card Emulation.
568 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2008
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April 28, 2020
(This review is for the 2nd ed.)
This volume is a compilation of chapters each written by a different author, with Mayes & Markantonakis being the editors. Some chapters are very well written and informative, others are alright. Nevertheless, this is one of perhaps only two volumes available on the market that provide a broad coverage of topics concerning smart cards; the other being Rankl’s smart card handbook whose fourth edition is now 12 years old. Overall, I found it useful in gaining more familiarity with the broad range of topics and issues around smart card technologies, applications, and markets.
This volume is a compilation of chapters each written by a different author, with Mayes & Markantonakis being the editors. Some chapters are very well written and informative, others are alright. Nevertheless, this is one of perhaps only two volumes available on the market that provide a broad coverage of topics concerning smart cards; the other being Rankl’s smart card handbook whose fourth edition is now 12 years old. Overall, I found it useful in gaining more familiarity with the broad range of topics and issues around smart card technologies, applications, and markets.
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