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Personal website for electronic commerce on a smart Java card with multiple security check points

  • US 20050050366A1
  • Filed: 09/29/2004
  • Published: 03/03/2005
  • Est. Priority Date: 01/26/1999
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A method for enabling multiple security check points during electronic transactions between a smart card and a host computer, the smart card having one or more personal Web pages stored therein, the method comprising:

  • using a processing computer to establish communications between the smart card and the host computer;

    receiving verification data from a user to identify the authenticity of the user;

    transmitting data from the smart card to the host computer;

    the host computer processing the data from the smart card to verify the authenticity of the smart card;

    the host computer transmitting data from the host computer to the smart card;

    the smart card processing the data from the host computer to verify the authenticity of the host computer;

    providing the smart card with an encryption engine to encode data on the card and to decode data sent to the card;

    if each of the user, the smart card, and the host computer is verified as authentic, then the smart card transmitting one or more of said personal Web pages to the host computer for display;

    further comprising the step of storing in the smart card user identification data and a secure key or security certificate from a given institution; and

    wherein;

    the step of transmitting data from the smart card to the host computer includes the steps of;

    i) inserting the smart card into a reader, and ii) sending the secure key or security certificate to the host computer when the smart card is inserted into the reader;

    the step of the host computer processing the data includes the step of the host computer combining the secure key or security certificate with the user identification data to form combined data;

    the step of the host computer transmitting data to the smart card includes the step of the host computer sending the combined data to the smart card; and

    the step of the smart card processing the data includes the step of the smart card decoding the combined data to recover therefrom the user identification data, and comparing the recovered user identification data with the stored user identification data.

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