- Smart card basics (phone cards).
- The physical PC-smart card interface (direct
connection).
- A program to read/write 1st generation
phone cards with a direct connection.
- The memory map of a Spanish phone card
read with the program above.
- a new Spanish phone card has been issued.
It is a second generation card with 16 bytes. Decoding of its contents is
in progress.
- A program to read/write 2nd generation
phone cards with a direct connection.
- The memory map of an old German phone
card read with the program above.
- The memory map of a new German phone
card read with the program above.
- The memory map of the same card after
I wrote all writable bits with the program above.
- The coding of the new German phone
card based on my (limited) experience.
- Short specs of the chip used in many second generation cards (those with
16 bytes): Siemens SLE 4406.
- A phone card emulator:
- Phrack Magazine, V7, I48, F10.
- Phrack Magazine, V7, I48, F11.
- The UUEncoded file UUDecoded!
- The PCB in GIF format instead of in HP
LaserJet format.
- Phrack Magazine, V7, I48, F10.
- Simpler card emulators (text in Spanish, but schematics are in an
international language :-).
- Link to other reader design:
Telecard Mapping Home Page.
- Links
to other sites with related information.
- 3rd generation smart card basics.
- For more advanced learning, you can have a look to the
specifications of the new (3rd generation) smart cards used in
credit and debit cards.
- You can also have a look to the specifications of the future electronic transactions that smart cards will use, for example, in Internet. See this tutorial too.
padilla@gae.ucm.es (6-Jul-2004) My PGP public key. This link: http://www.gae.ucm.es/~padilla/extrawork/smart.html
Go to the parent page: Cheap Hi-Tech.