Smart Card Sample Clauses
Smart Card. 4.1. The User who has met the conditions of this Contract may collect a smart card in order to gain access to the use of the CAR4WAY System (hereinafter the “Smart Card”) in any of the Provider’s branches listed on the Provider’s web. The User may collect multiple Smart Cards based on the number of Authorised Persons. The Smart Card can be replaced or supplemented with other electronic means (a smartphone) if such a service is technically operated by the Provider.
4.2. The Smart Card may be issued to the User for the duration of the force and effect of this Contract. The Smart Card enables the User to unlock, use and lock a Car.
4.3. The Smart Card is non-transferrable and is issued by the Provider to the User’s Authorised Person only. The User is not entitled to provide the Smart Card to any person within the User other than the Authorised Person, nor transfer it between the Authorised Person, unless agreed by the Provider, and is not entitled to provide the Smart Card to any third person, especially not to rent, sub-rent, lend or leave the Card for the use of another, whether against payment or free of charge. If these conditions have been breached, the Provider is entitled to terminate this Contract with immediate effect.
4.4. The User is obliged to inform the Provider immediately of the loss, theft or damage of the Smart Card for the purposes of deactivation of the Smart Card by the Provider, otherwise the User will be liable for damage incurred by the breach of this obligation. In case of the loss, theft or damage of the Smart Card, the Provider will issue a replacement Smart Card to the User for the administrative fee of specified in the Pricelist.
4.5. The User is not entitled to examine, modify or intervene in the electronic system of the Smart Card in any way.
4.6. The Provider is entitled to block the User’s Smart Card, disabling the User to use the CAR4WAY System, in case of a material breach of this Contract or General Terms and Conditions of the CAR4WAY System, especially in case of outstanding receivables from the User, until the remedial measure has been taken. If the Smart Card is replaced or supplemented with other electronic means (a smartphone, payment card), the Provider may disable the access and use of the CAR4WAY System similarly in case of a material breach of this Contract or General Terms and Conditions of the CAR4WAY System, especially in case of outstanding receivables from the User, until the remedial measure has been taken.
Smart Card. Smart cards are small, portable, tamper-resistant devices providing users with convenient storage and processing capability. Because of their unique form factor, smart cards are proposed for use in a wide variety of applications such as electronic commerce, identification, and health care. The majority of the smartcards on the market today have between 128 and 1024 bytes of RAM, 1 and 16 kilobytes of EEPROM, and 6 and 16 kilobytes of ROM with the traditional 8-bit CPU typically clocked at a mere 3.57 megahertz. To be practical for widespread use, however, smart cards also need to be inexpensive. Any addition to memory or processing capacity increases the cost of each card because both are extremely cost sensitive. Smart cards are also slow transmitters, so to achieve acceptable application speeds, data elements must be small. Thus ECC is a perfect choice for smart cards for the following reasons [9]: The strength of the ECDLP algorithm means that strong security is achievable with proportionately smaller key and certificate sizes. The smaller key size in turn means that less EEPROM is required to store keys and certificates and that less data needs to be passed between the card and the application so that transmission times are shorter. As smart card applications require stronger security, ECC can continue to provide the security with proportionately fewer additional system resources without increasing their cost. Other public -key systems involve so much computation that a dedicated hardware device known as a crypto coprocessor is required. The crypto coprocessors not only take up precious space, they add about 20 to 30 percent to the cost of the chip. With ECC, the algorithm can be implemented in available ROM, so no additional hardware is required to perform strong, fast authentication. With ECC, the time needed to generate a key pair is so short that even a device with the very limited computing power of a smart card can generate the key pair, provided a good random number generator is available. In this paper, we had proposed a design for remote authentication key agreement scheme based on ECC using smart cards. We discuss the elliptic curve cryptography in section 2. In section 3 we present the scheme. In section 4, we show the security analysis. In section 5 we show the cost and functionality consideration among our scheme and the related schemes. Finally, we make a conclusion in Section 6.
Smart Card. An eWIC card that has food benefit information stored on an embedded chip.
Smart Card. {Ai , Bi ,Ci , r, h()} Store{IDSN j , A j }
Smart Card a card, stored in the glove compartment of the Vehicle, that allows the Subscriber to use the Services.
Smart Card. Adalah salah satu tipe stored-value card yang di dalamnya tertanam satu atau lebih chips atau microprocessors sehingga bisa menyimpan data, melakukan perhitungan, atau melakukan proses untuk tujuan khusus, misalnya validasi PIN, verifikasi saldo rekening, ▇▇▇ otorisasi pembelian.
Smart Card. The card issuance system should be able to personalize a 64KB NIC certified SCOSTA smart card for the RSBY scheme as per the card layout. In addition to the above mentioned specifications, a district kiosk card (issued by the MoLE) should be available at the district kiosk.