Phone: Mega AS Consulting Ltd © 2007  CAT – the problem & the solution  Using the CAT  Top Security  Mega AS C ellular A uthentication T oken CAT

Phone: Mega AS Consulting Ltd © 2007 CAT = Maximum Security  Two Factors Authentication  What you have = Cellular token  What you know = Password  The Cellular is protected by PIN  CAT is protected by CAT Password  CAT Password used to encrypt Secret Data  CAT Password not kept on Cellular  Only Verification sentence is kept on Cellular  Encryption with the Cellular unique ID (IMEI )  After 3 minutes shuts down

Phone: Mega AS Consulting Ltd © 2007 CAT = Maximum Security  User enters a One Time Password to login  CAT Generates OTP every 60 Seconds  Hacker can not reuse old OTP  Hacker can not predict the next OTP  Hacker will look for the CAT Password on the Cellular

Phone: Mega AS Consulting Ltd © 2007 CAT = Maximum Security Usually: Password = 1111 Encryption Process Enc. Password = xxxx xxxx saved in memory Hacker finds XXXX in memory: Try word = zzzz Encryption Process zzzz = Password = 1111 Is it = xxxx ? yes no

Phone: Mega AS Consulting Ltd © 2007 CAT = Maximum Security With CAT: Password = 1111 Encryption Process Enc. Verification = xxxx xxxx saved in memory Hacker finds XXXX (Enc. Verification) in memory: Try word = zzzz Encryption Process zzzz = Enc. Verification Is it = xxxx ? yes Verification = Joe is the best + Password NOT SAVED Verification = ?????? + Password NOT FOUND

Phone: Mega AS Consulting Ltd © 2007 CAT = Maximum Security Hacker finds XXXX (Enc. Verification) in memory: Try word = zzzz Decryption Process Is it = ????? yes Enc. Verification = xxxx + Nothing to compare too No way to know when the Verification sentence is found

Phone: Mega AS Consulting Ltd © 2007 Performance  Check if user exists  Check if user enabled  Encrypt entered password  Compare with saved password  Allow access  Check if user exists  Check if user enabled  Calculate required OTP  Compare with entered OTP  Allow access Old wayCAT way