I am assuming that u r using MPCOS cards and Kit by gemplus. Hope u have got
manuals along with it.
If u go thro them, u can find details about doing personalization.
Personalization is nothing but creating required files and writing
cardholder+ application specific data into files.
If it is testing and learning purpose u can try with Pilot( I am not very
sure ).
Once u set the personalization bit u can not do anything....creating
files/erasing etc..... But u can read/write/update if u have given
permissions while creating those files.
THe answer to second question is,
For any elementary file u can give read+write+update permissions. For
secret code file, after personalization either lock/localize the access
conditions( permissions) so that nobody can change the secret codes.
Regards
MVM
----- Original Message -----
From: "ashu" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, September 04, 2001 5:33 PM
Subject: [OCF] A small Query!!!!!!!!!!!! Plz some one come out with a
solution
>
> Hi groupies
>
> I have some doubts regarding "Personalisation and setting the protection
> for Secret Code files" of smart cards.
>
> My basic doubts are
>
> 1. How to personalise a card ? Once we have personalised the card can we
> perform file related admin operations like
> writing to a file , deleting a file etc... ? Can we see the content of
> the cards using GPK Pilot or so after the card is
> personalised ??
>
> 2. We were able to set protection for the files using the secret codes
> stored in the secret code file. But my problem here
> is how to protect that secret code file ? If we dont set any code
> protection for secret code file i think some one may change
> the secret code even after personalisation .
>
>
> Expecting your reply soon
>
> regards
> Aswartha Narayana R.
>
>
>
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