WO1998057510A2 - Telecommunication and/or remote control device with a chip card unit, same device with a coupled computer for internet or network applications - Google Patents
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Definitions
- the invention relates to arrangements and methods for the use of services offered on the Internet or in other networks which make high security requirements.
- Devices with chip card units are e.g. B. mobile phones, which are used essentially for voice transmission in mobile networks.
- the so-called SIM module or the integrated chip card integrated in the mobile radio telephone serves for the authentication of the mobile radio telephone as a device authorized for the mobile radio and contains keys for the encryption of the transmitted voice information or for the decryption of the received voice information.
- Another type of device with a chip card unit is e.g. Remote controls for television sets in which the chip card serves as proof of authorization and possibly also as a means of payment for the reception of chargeable television programs.
- Computers such as personal computers or laptops, which have a landline or mobile network connection, are able to use Internet applications, for example using the http protocol.
- chip cards are used which control the respective transactions via a chip card reader connected to the computer.
- the connection to a mobile radio network can also be established via a cellular telephone equipped with a data connection - see, for example, "PC Professionell", March 1994, pages 253-260 or "Cash Flow", 2/95, pages 140, 141.
- Possible applications of a computer in connection with a chip card are e.g. Authentication, digital signature generation, credit / debit card applications, electronic wallet.
- a particularly high level of security can be achieved by asymmetrical cryptographic methods, in which the private key is stored in a manner that cannot be read out in the chip card and corresponding cryptographic methods can not be manipulated in the chip card.
- Chip card modules for such applications are available on the market today, e.g. the SLE 44CR80S block from Siemens AG.
- the object of the invention is to extend the field of application of the devices with a chip card unit so that secure transactions are possible in connection with a computer.
- the device is expanded in such a way that it can also be used as a card terminal for a computer.
- protected services available on the computer can be used.
- the use of such an extended device in accordance with claim 2 in connection with a coupled computer, which is connected in a known manner to a communication network enables personal or public network services, for example via the Internet, to be used which are high in security Make requirements without the computers having to have chip card readers.
- the advantage for mobile radio telephone holders is that they can use the network services from any standard computer, regardless of their location.
- Developments of the invention relate to methods for operating such a device combination. These include the ready operation of the device serving as a card terminal, which, in addition to the handling of network services in the usual way, also enables encryption or decryption in a manner known per se.
- control words via an existing microphone as proof of authorization, which are then digitized and forwarded to a control entity in the communication network and compared with a reference pattern.
- identity of a user can also be verified on the basis of a personal biometric feature, which meets increased security requirements.
- data and / or control information can also be transmitted from the computer via the connection interface to the memory in the device and stored there. This makes it possible to change or save data on the chip card.
- These data can be, for example, keys for encryption or decryption or an amount of money for a cash card.
- the latter for example in connection with a mobile radio telephone as a device, opens up the possibility of a card telephone, in that incoming fee impulses result in the corresponding amount of money being debited when operating as a telephone.
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic overview of a computer with network coupling and connected mobile radio telephone as a card terminal for the use of network services
- FIG. 2 shows a schematic representation of a chip card for various applications.
- a mobile radio telephone 10 is used as a device with a chip card unit via a standard interface 12, e.g. B. RS232, connected to a computer 30 in the form of a conventional PC.
- the interface 12 is connected within the mobile radio telephone 10 to a control unit 11, to which a contacting unit 13 for the SIM module / chip card 14 / 14a, a display 15, a keyboard 16, a voice and radio module 17 and a Memory 18 is connected.
- the voice and radio module 17 has access to the mobile radio network 20 in the usual way.
- connection interface 31 for the mobile radio telephone 10 with the responsible driver 32 is shown, as well as a so-called browser 33 and computer applications 34 for the use of network services, for example on the Internet, indicated via the communication network 40 in connection with a corresponding provider 50, for example in the form of a so-called server.
- the applications accessible by key are stored on the SIM module or the chip card 14 or 14a. Individual chip cards can be provided for the various applications. However, as shown in FIG. 2, the mobile radio applications for GSM / DCS 141 and the various Internet / network applications 142, 143, 14x can also be stored on a chip card with their different keys.
- a corresponding chip card Before using one of the network services, a corresponding chip card must be selected and inserted into the contacting unit 13 of the mobile radio telephone 10 coupled to the computer 30.
- the driver 32 controlling the mobile radio telephone 10 as a card terminal via the connection interface 31 is to be loaded with the corresponding driver software. This can be done from a floppy disk.
- the driver software can then be automatically verified on the basis of a corresponding one and located on the chip card 14 / 14a in an application area, eg. B. 14x located public keys of the mobile network operator.
- the driver software expediently works in accordance with an already established standard, such as, for. B. ISO 7816-3 and the ICC specification specified by the PC / SC workgroup together with Microsoft (http //: www.smartcardsys.com).
- the network application can be started in the computer 30, for example by calling the browser 33 and entering a so-called “uniform resource locator” URL.
- a connection to the service provider 50 is thus established via the network 40 and the desired services 51, 52,.
- the connected mobile radio telephone 10 or the control unit 11 behaves like a conventional card terminal, depending on the services 51, 52, .., 5x provided by the service provider 50, chip card applications 142, 143, ... , 14x selectable and executable, e.g. for mutual client-server authentication, for the verification of access rights, for the digital signature of sensitive data, for the generation of keys for the encryption of data, for the proof of an order process, for payment from an electronic exchange.
- the invention Compared to a conventional chip card reader, the invention enables additional functions that ensure considerably higher security:
- computers connected to the Internet are exposed to viruses that are introduced from the Internet. So z.
- an account transfer amount that is entered via the computer keyboard can be falsified by such a virus before the transaction with the Internet server is correctly completed.
- this manipulation can be prevented by having the computer / server application cause sensitive data, such as, for. B. transfer amounts to enter the keyboard 16 of the device 10. This is communicated to the control unit 11 via a code, which means that the data entered can be perceived and checked on the display 15 unencrypted. On the other hand, this data is encrypted 14x by a chip card application or signed and transferred to the computer 30 or the responsible server for further processing.
- sensitive data such as, for. B. transfer amounts to enter the keyboard 16 of the device 10.
- This is communicated to the control unit 11 via a code, which means that the data entered can be perceived and checked on the display 15 unencrypted.
- this data is encrypted 14x by a chip card application or signed and transferred to the computer 30 or the responsible server for further processing.
- the PIN entered on the keyboard 16 can be encrypted in the chip card before it is forwarded to the computer / network application .
- an application 5x asks the user to give a speech test, e.g. B. speak an agreed password three times in succession into the microphone 17 of the mobile phone 10.
- the control unit 11 then, for example prompted by a control code transmitted by the application 5x or by the browser 33, forwards the digitized speech stream in the form of a bit string to the responsible application, e.g. 5x, further. This extracts the personal speech features from the received bit string and compares them with e.g. B. 6x stored on disk memories 60 to verify the identity of the user based on his speech samples.
- the invention also includes that in the context of a computer application 34 from an Internet server in the computer 30 loaded data such.
- a computer application 34 from an Internet server in the computer 30 loaded data such.
- a further calculator application 34 on the mobile sparked ⁇ can lephone 10 keyed or einissuee digitized be transferred to the computer 30 and processed there or in a network server or called ⁇ NEN later or other personnel Since ⁇ th.
- - initiated by a computer application 34 - 10 can be loaded into the memory 18 of the mobile radio telephone 10 via the connection interface 31/12, which programs can be executed in a time-decoupled manner in the control unit 11.
- applications / keys - initiated by a computer application 34 - can also be changed, deleted or loaded on the chip card itself.
- the transmission of data, programs or applications between the mobile radio telephone 10 or the chip card 14 / 14a and the computer 30 or the network server can take place in an integrity-protected or encrypted manner.
- the necessary keys are either already stored on the chip card or are previously between computer / network server application and chip card z. B. exchanged according to the Diffie-Hellman method.
- the mobile radio telephone 10 can be used very generally in an analogous manner for the encryption or decryption of data.
- a further form of the invention is the shared use of a chip card application in GSM and fixed networks.
- An example of this is the electronic wallet.
- Such "prepaid" calls reduce graces the risk of fraud that mobile operators are often exposed to today.
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