IFIP CARDIS 2000 accepted papers



 
 
Title Author
Formalising Java Safety -- An overview Pieter H. Hartel
Securing Smartcard Intelligent Adjuncts Using Trusted Computing Platform Technology Boris Balacheff, 
David Chan, 
Liqun Chen, 
Siani Pearson, 
and Graeme Proudler
Elliptic Curve Cryptography on Smart Cards without Coprocessors Adam D. Woodbury, 
Daniel V. Bailey 
and  Christof Paar
Parasitic Authentication Tim Ebringer, 
Yuliang Zheng 
and Peter Thorne
Making Sense of Smart Card Security Certifications Jason Reid 
and Mark Looi
Efficient Downloading and Updating Applications on Portable Devices using Authentication Trees Luke O'Connor 
and Günter Karjoth
Copy Prevention Scheme for Rights Trading Infrastructure Masayuki Terada, 
Hiroshi Kuno, 
Masayuki Hanadate 
and Ko Fujimura
Partial Revelation of Certified Identity Fabrice Boudot
Decentralized Authorization with ECDSA on a Java Smart Card Tommi Elo 
and Pekka Nikander
Biometrics, access control, smart cards: a not so simple combination Gael Hachez, 
Francois Koeune 
and Jean-Jacques Quisquater
Smart tools for Java Cards Isabelle Attali, 
Denis Caromel, 
Carine Courbis, 
Ludovic Henrio 
and Henrik Nilsson
Low-size coupons for low-cost IC cards Marc Girault
Specification of the JavaCard API in JML E. Poll, 
J. van de Berg 
and B. Jacobs
Webcard: a Java Card Web Server Jim Rees 
and Peter Honeyman
Biometrical Fingerprint Recognition: Don't Get Your Fingers Burned Ton van der Putte 
and   Jeroen Keuning
How to Make DES-based Smartcards fit for the 21-st Century Stefan Lucks 
and  Ruediger Weis
Friendly observers ease off-line e-cash wallets S. Xu, 
Moti Yung 
and G. Zhang
A Performance Comparison of Java Cards for Micropayment Implementation Jordi Castellà, 
Jordi Planes, 
Josep Domingo-Ferrer 
and Jordi Herrera-Joancomarti
JCCap: capability-based access control for Java Card D. Hagimont 
and  J.-J. Vandewalle 
How to Turn a GSM SIM into a Web Sever Joachim Posegga 
and  Scott Guthery
Pressure Sequence - A Novel Method of Protecting Smart Cards Neil J Henderson