Issues in smartcard middleware
Summay:Integration of smartcards in distributed computing environments still suffers from the lack of connectivity and processing power available on smartcards. A natural solution is the use of service proxies to mediate between network clients and smartcards. Main requirements to such architectures are spontaneous and transparent service integration, remote access, and usage security. We discuss these requirements using the JiniCard system as an example which provides seamless integration of smartcard services within a spontaneous networking environment. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0968.68557].
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- Smart card research and advanced applications. IFIP TC8/ WG8. 8. 4th working conference, Bristol, GB, September 20--22, 2000
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