[Cryptech Tech] Open JavaCard platform
Martin Paljak
martin at martinpaljak.net
Fri Mar 14 23:03:37 UTC 2014
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Helo,
On 14/03/14 22:50 , Leif Johansson wrote:
> On 2014-03-14 23:44, Martin Paljak wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> I've been working on making JavaCard a commodity platform for
>> "small, secure, cryptography-oriented applications".
>>
>> Now (today) I stumbled upon this project. I still have some
>> reading to do, but I would be very interested in collaborating
>> with anyone who thinks that fully open trusted code platform
>> would be useful to the community.
>>
>> Has anyone thought about opening the platform up for 3rd party
>> applications? What would you think of JavaCard as an option?
>
> I guess it would be possible to write a javacard platform that
> would run on the cpu core we are thinking about putting on or next
> to the FPGA but the technology we're looking at probably won't look
> "card-like". Our current thinking is that "large flashdrive" or
> "matchbook" is probably the smallest this would fit on and we're
> not even sure that would hold all features.
I don't mean it should look "card like", it is more about a software
platform than it is about form factor.
I believe that JavaCard is at the moment the only thing that actually
has the status of a "commodity platform".
A smart card just happens to be the smallest and least powerful yet
most effective instance of the platform.
Like my virtual java card runtime environment emulator: nothing to do
with smart cards, but a lot to do with the software platform as such.
Trusted execution environments are important.
https://github.com/martinpaljak/vJCRE
m.
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Martin
+372 515 6495
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