Smart Cards, Tokens, Security and Applications

Professor Keith Mayes B.Sc. Ph.D. CEng FIET A.Inst.ISP, is the Director of the Information Security Group (ISG), and the Head of the School of Mathematics and Information Security at Royal Holloway University of London; which has been pioneering information/cyber security research and education since 1990. He is an active researcher/author with 100+ publications in numerous conferences, books and journals. His current research interests are diverse, including, mobile communications, NFC, Mobile platform security, smart cards, RFIDS, the Internet of Things, transport ticketing/system security, embedded systems and e-commerce. Keith joined the ISG in 2002, originally as the Founder Director of the ISG Smart Card Centre, following a career in industry working for Pye TVT, Honeywell Aerospace and Defence, Racal Research and Vodafone. Keith is a Chartered Engineer, a Fellow of the Institution of Engineering and Technology, a Founder Associate Member of the Institute of Information Security Professionals, a Member of the Licensing Executives Society and an experienced company director and consultant.Professor Keith Mayes B.Sc. Ph.D. CEng FIET A.Inst.ISP, is the Director of the Information Security Group (ISG), and the Head of the School of Mathematics and Information Security at Royal Holloway University of London; which has been pioneering information/cyber security research and education since 1990. Keith joined the ISG in 2002, originally as the Founder Director of the ISG Smart Card Centre, following a career in industry working for Pye TVT, Honeywell Aerospace and Defence, Racal Research and Vodafone. Keith is a Chartered Engineer, a Fellow of the Institution of Engineering and Technology, a Founder Associate Member of the Institute of Information Security Professionals, a Member of the Licensing Executives Society and an experienced company director and consultant.

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.

"This book provides a good overview of the most important aspects of smart cards. It maintains a near-consistent level of detail and technical depth across the topics, and includes many references for readers who need more than a solid introduction. It could be extended with other applications, for example, toll payment systems and the implantation of smart cards in animals and humans." (A. Mariën, Computing Reviews, November, 2018)

“This book provides a good overview of the most important aspects of smart cards. It maintains a near-consistent level of detail and technical depth across the topics, and includes many references for readers who need more than a solid introduction. It could be extended with other applications, for example, toll payment systems and the implantation of smart cards in animals and humans.” (A. Mariën, Computing Reviews, November, 2018)