Smart card
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[[Contactless smart card]]s are readable wirelessly through an embedded device that syncs up with outside devices. Other smart cards must be contacted by the outside device to establish a connection. | [[Contactless smart card]]s are readable wirelessly through an embedded device that syncs up with outside devices. Other smart cards must be contacted by the outside device to establish a connection. | ||
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Latest revision as of 04:31, 27 January 2015
A smart card is a card (such as a credit card, transit fare card, etc.) which includes embedded circuitry, so that it is capable of data storage and processing, permitting more sophisticated functionality than magnetic stripe cards and other card types that merely contain passive data (magnetic, optical, etc.) that must be processed in outside devices.
Contactless smart cards are readable wirelessly through an embedded device that syncs up with outside devices. Other smart cards must be contacted by the outside device to establish a connection.
Card Verifiable Certificates are used on some types of smart cards, including passports.
