I did alot of work on the applet, a couple of years ago, profiling its cypto,
object and pin model for a custom embedded application.
We have to recognise that it has little commercial future, compared to more
advanced applet architectures for ICCs/javacards - that US got pumps money into
What is does represent is possibly the ONLY mainstream, open technology
smartcards internals, that the average person can get their hands on. Its a
great learning tool.
One has to recognize, as we did in our project, that javacard architecture is
not the ony approach. We ended up build a custom card (a spinoff of a PIV card)
in C, without the intepreter, that also bunded GlobalPlatform. It was just a
better "Engineering" approach. If you are going to build a hihgly custom
javacard, you might aswell just build a custom card. At least you have direct
control of your COS and the hardware resources, then. I know we needed that, to
talk to the ICC's co-processor in a way that javacards COS prevented one from
accomplishing.
> Date: Sat, 22 Mar 2008 18:21:06 +0100> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> To:
> muscle@lists.musclecard.com> Subject: Re: [Muscle] Impossible to crypt using
> MuscleTool> > On Sat, Mar 22, 2008 at 12:50 AM, Sylvain Ferey <[EMAIL
> PROTECTED]> wrote:> > I asked several times if the applet is currently
> supported, and in case by> > who (group or person) and didn't get any
> responses.> > I think the absence of answer _is_ the answer. Sad answer.> >
> Bye> > -- > Dr. Ludovic Rousseau>
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