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An Authentication Framework for Secure NFC Applications

Charles Walton 9 May 2012

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A History of NFC Innovation

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INSIDE Secure: A Leader, Pioneer in NFC

A leading position in the NFC market…

..INSIDE Strengths

• One of only 2 vendors worldwide

currently shipping NFC chips in volume:

─ Over 17 million NFC chips sold in 2011

─ Design wins & strategic partnerships with leading

mobile device and SIM providers

• Multiple Innovative Solutions

─ 4th generation NFC chips

─ Roadmap to 65 nm technology node

─ Open NFC software for multiple ecosystems

• Proprietary Secure Element for 2012

• Applications, Authentication Infrastructure

• NFC Booster for Legacy Mobile Phones

─ SIM, microSD Form-Factors

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Near Field Communications (NFC)

Reader Mode

Card Emulation

Device to Device

• Smart posters

• ID check

• Download of mobile

coupons

• Mobile advertising

• Transport and ticketing

• Mobile payments

• Access control

• Information exchange

• P2P payment

• Social networking

• Low-power short-range wireless

• Enables contactless communication between devices when they are brought within a few centimeters of each other

• Compatible with large installed base of RF readers, smartcards and tags

• Enables a new breed of proximity-based applications for mobile handsets, tablets, PCs and other consumer electronic devices

Secure Connectivity

Standard Easy-to-use Platforms for Unlimited

Applications

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High Level NFC Architecture

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INSIDE’s Open NFC Software Stack

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552m NFC-enabled mobile

handsets in 2016

630m NFC-enabled mobile

handsets in 2015

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Current Situation for NFC Application Growth

• Attributes

─ Proprietary Vendor Solutions – Evolving from Card Market

─ Card Applet, Reader Firmware Pair for each Scheme

─ Multi-App Smart Card Paradigm Evolution to TSM

─ Chip Based Application and Credentials

• Scaling Challenges

─ Drives greater secure chip capacity requirements

─ Slower, less flexible, more expensive, less open

─ In short, tech-centric (old paradigm) drivers

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Historical, Legacy Approach – Why?

Reader Device Visa

payWave

HID iClass

Physical Access

MBTA

Transit

MasterCard

PayPass

Visa

payWave

HID iClass

Physical Access

MBTA

Transit

MasterCard

PayPass

Contactless Card

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Approach to Contactless Standards

• Separation of Contactless Application Protocol

• Component for Standard Authentication

• Component for Data Exchange

• Move Data Management to Server-Based Services

ISO 14443

MasterCard

PayPass

ISO 14443

MBTA

Transit

ISO 14443

Simple

Authentication

Application

Data

ISO 14443

Acme

Coffee

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An NFC Authentication Scheme

• Targeted to New NFC/Contactless Applications, Fast Time to Market

• Open framework for future applications, vs. “walled garden”

• Elimination of Applet, Terminal Application Scalability Problems

• Applicable to use cross vertical markets, cross hardware ecosystems

• New Vertical Market Schemes in Target: Retail Commerce, Health, …

• Preserve Legacy Data Flows for Magstripe Applications

ISO 14443

Simple Authentication

“Acme Coffee”

“1st National Hardware”

“Mass Gen Hospital”

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The Future of Secure NFC Applications

• SE: Multi-applets, multi-credentials

• Storage: Drives increased SE capacity

• Auth: Multiple, different schemes

• Interop: Fragmentation, lack of standard

• TSM: More complex, heavy

•SE: One user credential

•Storage: Minimizes storage requirements

•TSM: Simplified SE Administration

•Flexible: Credentials in eSE or UICC

•Flexible: Fast to market for developers

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A System Approach: ‘An NFC-id’

UI App

NFC -Man

NFC SW Stack

OS

NFC Controller

Secure Element NFC-id

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NFC-id

Firmware

Core NFC Reader

Functions Legacy

App SW

NFC

Reader

NFC Contactless

Transaction

App/Service

Provider

NFC-id Reader,

Services

Interconnect

Authentication, Validation

Core Payment, Loyalty, Info

Access Transaction

NFC-id Managed Service

Aggregate Managed Service

Application

Service Provider

(Retailer, Other)

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Strong Value Proposition in the Ecosystem

Smart Phone OEM

Wireless Carrier,

TSM

App Service Provider

Reader Device Maker

Merchant Consumer

Common Framework – ‘The SSL for NFC’

The Benefits of NFC-id to the Application Enablement Community

• Minimizes SE Storage Space Requirements

• Minimizes TSM Applet and Credential Downloads

• Minimizes Reader Device Updates

• Application and Developer Simplicity • Focus on UI Application, Faster/Simpler Application Rollouts.

• Applicable for Proximity, WIFI, OTA Transactions

• Flexibility for Multiple Administrative Domains if Desired

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Summary Points

• Next Wave of NFC Applications and Services will require a common

framework for industry growth

• For Mobile Commerce, services meeting the needs of the retail

segment: Methodology, Tools, Core Authentication.

• Framework of NFC-id within Tizen Ecosystem

• Open NFC for Tizen Ecosystem

Charles Walton, General Manager INSIDE Secure 617-953-4251 cwalton@insidefr.com