Identity

After successful inroads into the banking industry, the jTOP core has easily been tuned to the Identity and e-Passport segments thanks to its world class flexibility. The necessary contactless protocols (Type-A and Type-B) have been integrated into the Operating System so as to offer an enhanced Java Card™ contactless product, specifically designed to meet the performance requirements of the e-Passport market: with Trusted Logic built-in ICAO LDS applet, the end-to-end display of a 20Kbyte photograph stored in the applet takes less than three and a half seconds over the contactless interface.

The following jTOP ePass card has been designed in partnership with Infineon Technologies and is available in various form factors (wafer, module or inlay). This card has obtained a Common Criteria EAL4+ evaluation, which will be completed later on by an EAL5+ certificate, required for certain markets.

ID Offer jTOP ePass (v#8.05) Java Card™ 2.1.1 / Visa GlobalPlatform 2.0.1' Config. 2 VSDC-CL v1.0 and PSE 2.2 in ROM ICAO LDS v1.7 in ROM Infineon SLE66 series Contact-based T=0/T=1 and contactless Type-A/Type-B Defensive Virtual Machine Dynamic ROMizing (22Kbytes available for applet masking) Optional On-Card Debugger Common Criteria EAL4+ certification obtained in December 2005 (ref. 2005/52)

jTOP ePass is the ideal choice for a number of identity projects: while the e-Passport segment is primarily targeted with the on-board LDS applet, the card also satisfies governmental programs (national ID, driver’s license, social security, etc.), which may be combined with access control applications.

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