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INNOV-11: Can You Please SmartID Yourself? How can you use SmartCards in your OpenEdge ® application? Wouter Dupré Senior Solution Consultant.

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1 INNOV-11: Can You Please SmartID Yourself? How can you use SmartCards in your OpenEdge ® application? Wouter Dupré Senior Solution Consultant

2 © 2007 Progress Software Corporation 2 INNOV-11: Can You Please SmartID Yourself? Agenda  History of Access Control  Introduction to SmartCards  SmartCard examples  Standards  Security measures  beID Card Structure  Time for Some Action! How can you integrate SmartCards in your Application?

3 © 2007 Progress Software Corporation 3 INNOV-11: Can You Please SmartID Yourself? History of Access Control. Gimme the password or else…!!!

4 © 2007 Progress Software Corporation 4 INNOV-11: Can You Please SmartID Yourself? Agenda  History of Access Control  Introduction to SmartCards  SmartCard examples  Standards  Security measures  beID Card Structure  Time for Some Action! How can you integrate SmartCards in your Application?

5 © 2007 Progress Software Corporation 5 INNOV-11: Can You Please SmartID Yourself?  AKA chipcard  Invented in 1974 by Roland Moreno (FR)  Largest producer: Gemalto  > 200 different chips  Chip has Memory CPU Contactpoints or RFID Introduction to SmartCards Some Facts…

6 © 2007 Progress Software Corporation 6 INNOV-11: Can You Please SmartID Yourself?  Memory on card RAM ROM EPROM Introduction to SmartCards (cont’d) Some Facts…

7 © 2007 Progress Software Corporation 7 INNOV-11: Can You Please SmartID Yourself?  Normal card  Magnetic Stripe Card  SmartCard  Optical card Introduction to SmartCards (cont’d) Types of cards…

8 © 2007 Progress Software Corporation 8 INNOV-11: Can You Please SmartID Yourself? Agenda  History of Access Control  Introduction to SmartCards  SmartCard examples  Standards  Security measures  beID Card Structure  Time for Some Action! How can you integrate SmartCards in your Application?

9 © 2007 Progress Software Corporation 9 INNOV-11: Can You Please SmartID Yourself?  OV-kaart (NL) SmartCards examples Public transport

10 © 2007 Progress Software Corporation 10 INNOV-11: Can You Please SmartID Yourself?  Electronic wallets SmartCards examples (cont’d) Finance

11 © 2007 Progress Software Corporation 11 INNOV-11: Can You Please SmartID Yourself?  Credit cards SmartCards examples (cont’d) Finance

12 © 2007 Progress Software Corporation 12 INNOV-11: Can You Please SmartID Yourself?  Health Insurance Cards SIS-kaart (BE) Carte vitale (FR) SmartCards examples (cont’d) Health care

13 © 2007 Progress Software Corporation 13 INNOV-11: Can You Please SmartID Yourself?  Electronic identity card (BE) SmartCards examples (cont’d) Security

14 © 2007 Progress Software Corporation 14 INNOV-11: Can You Please SmartID Yourself? Agenda  History of Access Control  Introduction to SmartCards  SmartCard examples  Standards  Security measures  beID Card Structure  Time for Some Action! How can you integrate SmartCards in your Application?

15 © 2007 Progress Software Corporation 15 INNOV-11: Can You Please SmartID Yourself?  Internal card readers  External card readers Standards Card readers

16 © 2007 Progress Software Corporation 16 INNOV-11: Can You Please SmartID Yourself?  Contact points  Contactless (RFID) Standards Cards

17 © 2007 Progress Software Corporation 17 INNOV-11: Can You Please SmartID Yourself?  No real standards  API highly dependent on manufacturer  Standards are emerging Standards Software

18 © 2007 Progress Software Corporation 18 INNOV-11: Can You Please SmartID Yourself? Agenda  History of Access Control  Introduction to SmartCards  SmartCard examples  Standards  Security measures  beID Card Structure  Time for Some Action! How can you integrate SmartCards in your Application?

19 © 2007 Progress Software Corporation 19 INNOV-11: Can You Please SmartID Yourself?  Anonymous cards Telephone cards Public transport  Personal cards Bank cards Identity cards Security measures How to prevent fraude?

20 © 2007 Progress Software Corporation 20 INNOV-11: Can You Please SmartID Yourself? Agenda  History of Access Control  Introduction to SmartCards  SmartCard examples  Standards  Security measures  beID Card Structure  Time for Some Action! How can you integrate SmartCards in your Application?

21 © 2007 Progress Software Corporation 21 INNOV-11: Can You Please SmartID Yourself?  Photo  Name and Given names  Gender  Place of Birth and Date  Nationality  Cardnumber  Validity Period  Signature  Nationalnumber  Issuing municipality beID Card Structure Visible information

22 © 2007 Progress Software Corporation 22 INNOV-11: Can You Please SmartID Yourself?  All visible information +  Address  Special status  Nobility title  Security information beID Card Structure (cont’d) Electronic information

23 © 2007 Progress Software Corporation 23 INNOV-11: Can You Please SmartID Yourself? Agenda  History of Access Control  Introduction to SmartCards  SmartCard examples  Standards  Security measures  beID Card Structure  Time for Some Action! How can you integrate SmartCards in your Application?

24 © 2007 Progress Software Corporation 24 INNOV-11: Can You Please SmartID Yourself?  C/C++  Java ™  ActiveX Time for Some Action! API’s

25 © 2007 Progress Software Corporation 25 INNOV-11: Can You Please SmartID Yourself?  Initialize  Set the PIN ID  Call the verifyPIN method  Check the number of tries left  Exit Time for Some Action! How to verify the PIN code?

26 © 2007 Progress Software Corporation 26 INNOV-11: Can You Please SmartID Yourself? Demo time 1. Login using SmartCard with PIN verification

27 © 2007 Progress Software Corporation 27 INNOV-11: Can You Please SmartID Yourself?  Initialize  Loop Get group of data Loop –Get individual value  Exit Time for Some Action! How to read the information from the card?

28 © 2007 Progress Software Corporation 28 INNOV-11: Can You Please SmartID Yourself? Demo time 2. Correctly enter user/customer information

29 © 2007 Progress Software Corporation 29 INNOV-11: Can You Please SmartID Yourself? Demo time 3. Create visitor badges

30 © 2007 Progress Software Corporation 30 INNOV-11: Can You Please SmartID Yourself? Demo time 4. Card Reader

31 © 2007 Progress Software Corporation 31 INNOV-11: Can You Please SmartID Yourself? Summary  SmartCard are becoming widely spread  OpenEdge can use them  You know ABL… …so you can use them in your application

32 © 2007 Progress Software Corporation 32 INNOV-11: Can You Please SmartID Yourself? Questions?

33 © 2007 Progress Software Corporation 33 INNOV-11: Can You Please SmartID Yourself? Thank you for your time

34 © 2007 Progress Software Corporation 34 INNOV-11: Can You Please SmartID Yourself?

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