Cryptographic smart cards

Naccache, David; M’Raïhi, David

doi:10.1109/40.502402

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“…Read local variable at index %o2 (6) ldub [PC + 3], %o2 ! Read ISTORE index operand (7) sll %o2, 2, %o2 (8) neg %o2 (9) st %l3, [LOCALS + %o2] ! Store value in local variable at index %o2 (10) sll TARGET, SDISP, TARGET !…”

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“…Calculating address of next bytecode (19) jmp ORIGIN + TARGET (20) add PC, 2, PC ! Updating PC, delay slot sll %o2, 2, %o2 (8) neg %o2 (9) st %l3, [LOCALS + %o2] ! Store value in local variable at index %o2 (10) sll TARGET, SDISP, TARGET !…”

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“…Update stack pointer (8) sll TARGET, SDISP, TARGET ! Calculating address of next bytecode (9) jmp ORIGIN + TARGET (10) add PC, 2, PC ! Update PC, delay slot (11) ldub [ PC + 2], TARGET !…”

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confidence: 99%

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“…This proxy can be a smart card that can perform public key encryption internally [22] [23]. For example, the CAFE project [17] and the Mondex system [24] use the smart card technology for off-line transactions.…”

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Issues for the Commercial Distribution of Electronic Documents

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Morin

1997

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This paper examines the issues surrounding the charging for the use of electronic documents. While traditional systems charge for the release of the document, we have adopted the approach of distributing intelligent documents (agents) that can initiate the billing procedure when the user wishes to view the document. We first present the requirements that should be met by a system responsible for the sale of electronic documents, followed by a presentation of our approach for meeting these requirements. Finally, we discuss how this mechanism will be used in the construction of the HyperNews system for the sale of electronic newspapers. Abstract This paper examines the issues surrounding the charging for the use of electronic documents. While traditional systems charge for the release of the document, we have adopted the approach of distributing intelligent documents (agents) that can initiate the billing procedure when the user wishes to view the document. We first present the requirements that should be met by a system responsible for the sale of electronic documents, followed by a presentation of our approach for meeting these requirements. Finally, we discuss how this mechanism will be used in the construction of the HyperNews system for the sale of electronic newspapers.

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“…Beyond any doubt, cryptographic algorithms will be embedded in almost any application involving exchanging of information. Applications, such as smart cards [11] and hand-held devices require hardware designs restricted on area and power resources.…”

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High-Radix Design of a Scalable Modular Multiplier

Tenca

Todorov

Koç

2001

Cryptographic Hardware and Embedded Systems — CHES 2001

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Abstract. This paper describes an algorithm and architecture based on an extension of a scalable radix-2 architecture proposed in a previous work. The algorithm is proven to be correct and the hardware design is discussed in detail. Experimental results are shown to compare a radix-8 implementation with a radix-2 design. The scalable Montgomery multiplier is adjustable to constrained areas yet being able to work on any given precision of the operands. Similar to some systolic implementations, this design avoid the high load on signals that broadcast to several components, making the delay independent of operand's precision.

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Cryptographic smart cards

Cited by 75 publications

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High performance annotation-aware JVM for Java cards

High performance annotation-aware JVM for Java cards

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High-Radix Design of a Scalable Modular Multiplier

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