> > There are two issues that I find interesting, but I'm not sure > if you want to put information about these in the wiki: > a) where can people get javacard cards at reasonable price? > b) what about the standards of the javacards, e.g. JCOP? > as far as I know there is some functionality you can't access > once you get the finished card (e.g. change ATR, UID etc.). > IIRC the documentation is closed under NDA, but if anyone > found a copy available on the net, that would be interesting... >
You're talking about not initialized cards. First, it's near impossible to find cards in this state, so the doc would be useless, and second, the commands available in these modes are generally secret and not even available with NDAs outside the manufacturer. In these initialization states, cards are not javacards yet, they are totally proprietary objects, as you might already know. Aditionnaly, please avoid talking about "JCOP" when referring to Java Card, JCOP is a (not so good for all applications) NXP product, and fortunately, there are bunch of other manufacturers and cards, such as the Oberthur Cosmo, the Gemalto GXP/GCX and some others at G&D, for example. All of these cards follow a single standard, namely Java Card. Sebastien
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