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Evolving SIM Applications
- Course Name: Evolving SIM Applications
- Duration: 1 day
- Technical Level: 2
Programme
- Section 1
- What is a SIM?
- History of Smart Card development
- The reason SIMs were developed
- International standards (ISO7816)
- The SIM business model
- Major players in the SIM business
- Section 2
- Physical and logical structure
- Dismantling a SIM: take it apart and look inside
- Physical security measures
- Logical structure:
- External connections mapped
- APDU communications
- The SIM file system
- Popular files and their usage
- Physical security attacks
- Logical security attacks
- Section 3
- The GSM security model
- Identification, Authentication, Confidentiality and Non-Repudiation
- Certification and encryption basics
- GSM security design goals and limitations:
- Cryptographic algorithm choices
- Reduced-path encryption
- Roaming security issues and models
- Regional legislative issues
- Next generation GSM security
- Encryption for 3G networks
- IMS and VoIP security issues
- Section 4
- The SIM Toolkit and related technologies
- Introduction to the SIM Toolkit
- Capabilities
- Limitations
- Support
- JavaCard
- Application development process
- Capabilities
- Limitations
- Support
- SIM card management
- Global Platform
- In-field application deployment
- Section 5
- Deployed examples
- Application revenue streams
- Mandatory application deployments
- Indirect revenue generation opportunities
- Operator portals
- Content distribution
- Deployed application examples and associated architectures
- Bill Payment
- Utilities
- Phone Book management
- Prepaid top-up
- Banking
Section 6
Next generation SIMs and associated technologies
Near Field Communications
- SIM as secure execution environment
Content licensing and management
- Digital rights management
- Super distribution
MegaSIMs
High-speed SIM interfacing
Internet Protocol-enabled SIMs.