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Friday, June 23 • 09:00 - 13:00
🇬🇧 Java Card: Java on Smart Cards

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More than 6 billion Java Card based solutions are deployed every year for:
- Telecom (SIM and eSIM)
- Mobile phone and wearables
- Finance (payment applications e.g. Credit Card)
- Government and Identity e.g. ID Cards and Passports
- Automotive
- IoT Security e.g. Smart meter and Gateway
- Other Java Card Applications include Pay-TV, Digital Rights Management, transportation ticketing, and much more

In this live-coding session, you will learn the basics on
- how the ‘Java Card’ platform differs from ‘Java’
- how to develop a Java Card Applet
o best practices
o debugging and deploying the applet
o how to use the platform cryptography and how to use it for
a Car Connectivity Consortium Digital Key Applet
- how to interact with the Java Card Applet (host implementation)

Prerequisites:
To actively participate in this live-coding session, you will need
* your own notebook running a recent Microsoft Windows operating system
* local admin rights to install software and drivers
* the Java64 environment up and running
* an active internet connection
Speakers
avatar for Albert Böswald

Albert Böswald

Concept Engineer, Infineon Technologies AG
Albert fills the role of a senior concept engineer at Infineon Technologies. In this role he leads the operating system design of all Infineon Java Card products. With more than 10 years of experience in embedded software development, he focusses on Java Card technology on secure... Read More →
avatar for Huy Pham Nguyen

Huy Pham Nguyen

Lead Principal Engineer, Infineon Technologies AG
He has more than 15 years of Java Card experience and he is a member of the Java Card Standardization Group.

Friday June 23, 2023 09:00 - 13:00 CEST
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