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1. getSize() returns the bit length of the key, not the byte length. 2. ((RSAPublicKey) thePrivateKey).getExponent(publicKey, (short) publicKeySize); This won't work. You are asking for the exponent to be stored at offset publicKeySize in array publicKey -- that is, at the very end of the array, whe...

mabel

There is a tool called ALGTest. This tool can help you confirm which algorithms you cards support.

This post shows the specific operation.

Hope it helps!

mabel

As GP spec 2.1.1 shows, these three keys are all using DES to do computation.

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mabel

You only changed the parity bit which is not used by the card. So no matter how you change this parity bit, it doesn't influence the outcome of cipher computation.

mabel

A1:
PyApduTool can help you get all the packages' or applets' AID in java card even though you don't have the cap file.

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A2: If you don't know the AID of the applet, you have no way to select it.

mabel

Is the communication protocol of your card the same as the simulator protocol in JCIDE? "6C xx" means you should tell cards the number of returned bytes(xx) you expected. So you should append Le byte to the APDU command and resend it. >> 00 B3 00 00 06 Note: You'd better set the same simul...

mabel

When we develop javacard applets, we will apply for memory for variables. You should know that data stored in EEPROM will not be erased even after you remove the power supply to the card. Writing and reading from EEPROM is slower compared to RAM. Also, the number of possible EEPROM writes that you c...

mabel

Normally a Java Card implementation also implements Global Platform. In that case the user parameters can be given as part of the INSTALL for INSTALL command. It is important to provide the instance AID first. Then there is a specific format for the Application Specific Parameters (tag C9, then a le...

mabel

To the best of my knowledge, the files in ejava token should be the same as java card. If I am right, the answers to your questions should be: A1: Consider each Java Card application to be a DF directly below the MF. Though, be aware that Java Cards only make use of parts of the ISO 7816-4 file syst...

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Do you have the answer? I am also curious about the implementation of Javacard 3.0 connected edition.

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