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MIFARE
Security |
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| Security is an important focus for MIFARE as secure products and technologies are receiving more interest and being viewed with more open minds.
MIFARE Ultralight enables users to benefit from
non-reloadable limited-use tickets through the appropriate
usage of the One-Time-Programmable (OTP) memory area in
combination with the ISO Unique IDentifier (UID) on
a secure infrastructure. Additionally,
MIFARE Ultralight offers maximum flexibility
to realise time-based tickets (e.g. single-day
tickets), zone-based tickets, multiple-ride
tickets (e.g. 10-trip tickets) or even single-ride
tickets.
The classic MIFARE crypto algorithm is a highly cost
efficient authentication and data encryption method.
It has been designed
for maximum performance while providing basic levels of data security. In combination with
a sophisticated key diversification technique and appropriate system level security measures, this product can be used for reloadable time-based smart cards or stored-value fare collection concepts.
Please visit NXPs official statements on MIFARE Classic:
- NXP position paper
- Information for end users
- Information for access management
- Information for system integrators
- Frequently asked questions
- Application notes
The MIFARE Plus features multiple levels of security, including Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) encryption, and an easy migration path from existing MIFARE Classic implementations.
Security is at the heart of MIFARE Plus, which is the only smart card IC of its class to offer strong AES encryption for authentication, integrity and confidentiality, based on a 128-bit key length. MIFARE Plus chips comprise a number of additional security features which, when used optimally in the infrastructure, provide for a system that prevents individuals from being identified and tracked by others.
These features are enabled through the support of secure Random Identifiers (RIDs) next to 7 Byte Unique Identifiers (UIDs). MIFARE Plus also offers an originality function, which improves verification of cards and enables active measures against emulators.
Please visit NXPs official statements on MIFARE Plus:
- Info about MIFARE Plus
Taking advantage of the extremely secure and
standardised triple-DES crypto method, MIFARE
DESFire is designated for growing and open intermodal
transport schemes. In combination with the MIFARE
DESFire SAM (Secure Application Module in the
terminal / reader), MIFARE DESFire provides
highest levels of performance and security in
both cards as well as in the infrastructure
along with simple key handling.
As the first smart card controller platform
of its kind the SmartMX portfolio incorporates
three interface options as an integral part
of a highly secure smart card controller portfolio
– ISO/IEC 7816 Contact Interface, ISO/IEC
14443A Contactless Interface and USB 2.0 LS
Interface.
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2010-07-26 |
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MIFARE Plus: The secure choice for transport ticketing |
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2010-06-23 |
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NXP’s MIFARE Plus Chosen to Power Turkey’s Road Tolling System |
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2010-06-13 |
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Schlage and SCM form partnership to offer enhanced standards-based solutions for physical and logical access |
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