Implementing Electronic Card Payment Systems (Artech House Computer Security Series)

Chapter 3: Chip Migration

Table 3.1: The Life Cycle of a Chip Card

Table 3.2: Encoding with Fixed Format of Data Elements

Table 3.3: BER-TLV Encoding of Data Elements

Chapter 4: EMV Compliant Data Organization

Table 4.1: C-APDU of the SELECT Command

Table 4.2: C-APDU of the READ RECORD Command

Table 4.3: List of Supported Applications in the Terminal

Table 4.4: Example of Applying Matching Criteria for a Given List of Card Applications Existing in the PSE

Chapter 5: EMV Certificates

Table 5.1: Splitting of the Entity Public Key (Modulus)

Table 5.2: Terminal Database of the CA Public Keys Accepted by the Acquirer

Chapter 6: Debit and Credit with EMV

Table 6.1: C-APDU of the GET PROCESSING OPTIONS

Table 6.2: AIP, Byte 1

Table 6.3: The C-APDU Corresponding to INTERNAL AUTHENTICATE

Table 6.4: The C-APDU Corresponding to GET DATA Command

Table 6.5: C-APDU of the GET CHALLENGE Command

Table 6.6: C-APDU of the VERIFY Command

Table 6.7: Transaction Log as a Security Protection Against Split Sales

Table 6.8: C-APDU of the GENERATE AC Command

Table 6.9: C-APDU of the EXTERNAL AUTHENTICATE Command

Chapter 7: EMV Chip Migration Issues

Table 7.1: Resource Needs for CAM Support

Table 7.2: Resources Needed for the CVM Support

Table 7.3: Guidelines for the CVM List Definition

Chapter 8: Remote Card Payments and EMV

Table 8.1: Comparison of the Security Services Offered by TLS and SET

Appendix G: E-Commerce and M-Commerce Related Technologies

Table G.1: Comparison between the Internet and the WAP Protocol Suites