EP1451785A2 - Module d'identification d'abonne, procede pour activer automatiquement une application dans ce module et systeme pour mettre en oeuvre ledit procede - Google Patents

Module d'identification d'abonne, procede pour activer automatiquement une application dans ce module et systeme pour mettre en oeuvre ledit procede

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EP1451785A2
EP1451785A2 EP02804567A EP02804567A EP1451785A2 EP 1451785 A2 EP1451785 A2 EP 1451785A2 EP 02804567 A EP02804567 A EP 02804567A EP 02804567 A EP02804567 A EP 02804567A EP 1451785 A2 EP1451785 A2 EP 1451785A2
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data
subscriber identity
identity module
index
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Robert Elgaard
Peter Kaarle
Sten Andersson
Cecilia Essen
Tomas Elofsson
Richard Andersson
Anna Kapnoula
Christer Andersson
Staffan Hjort
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    • G—PHYSICS
    • G07—CHECKING-DEVICES
    • G07F—COIN-FREED OR LIKE APPARATUS
    • G07F7/00—Mechanisms actuated by objects other than coins to free or to actuate vending, hiring, coin or paper currency dispensing or refunding apparatus
    • G07F7/08—Mechanisms actuated by objects other than coins to free or to actuate vending, hiring, coin or paper currency dispensing or refunding apparatus by coded identity card or credit card or other personal identification means
    • G07F7/10—Mechanisms actuated by objects other than coins to free or to actuate vending, hiring, coin or paper currency dispensing or refunding apparatus by coded identity card or credit card or other personal identification means together with a coded signal, e.g. in the form of personal identification information, like personal identification number [PIN] or biometric data
    • G07F7/1008—Active credit-cards provided with means to personalise their use, e.g. with PIN-introduction/comparison system
    • G—PHYSICS
    • G06—COMPUTING; CALCULATING OR COUNTING
    • G06Q—INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY [ICT] SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR ADMINISTRATIVE, COMMERCIAL, FINANCIAL, MANAGERIAL OR SUPERVISORY PURPOSES; SYSTEMS OR METHODS SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR ADMINISTRATIVE, COMMERCIAL, FINANCIAL, MANAGERIAL OR SUPERVISORY PURPOSES, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • G06Q20/00—Payment architectures, schemes or protocols
    • G06Q20/30—Payment architectures, schemes or protocols characterised by the use of specific devices or networks
    • G06Q20/34—Payment architectures, schemes or protocols characterised by the use of specific devices or networks using cards, e.g. integrated circuit [IC] cards or magnetic cards
    • G06Q20/355—Personalisation of cards for use
    • G06Q20/3552—Downloading or loading of personalisation data

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  • Subscriber Identity A/lodule method of automatically activating an application on such a module and system to carry out such a method
  • This invention relates to a Subscriber Identity Module for use in a mobile station, wherein the Subscriber Identity Module comprises an Operating System, a file system comprising a file; and at least one application which can be activated from an external device; the invention further relates to a use of a Subscriber Identity Module in a mobile station. Finally, the invention relates to a method of activating an application on a Subscriber Identity Module for use in a mobile station, wherein the application can be activated from an external device.
  • mobile stations typically known as mobile cellular telephones
  • mobile cellular telephones are widespread and used all the time in everyday life. Since they comprise not only means for communicating with base stations that are arranged in a cellular network, but also have complex processing power, an advanced man-machine interface, MMI, and near-range wireless communications means - and further are light in weight, they are well-suited platforms for various applications.
  • Such applications can be involved in the automation of the tasks with which a user is faced his/her mobile everyday life - for instance tasks such as payments, drawing a ticket, gaining access to a computer system or a building, etc.
  • the application in the mobile station will interact wirelessly with some type of external station.
  • SMS messages are typically used to transfer short text messages between mobile stations.
  • the near-range, but wireless communication capability is a cardinal point in obtaining a satisfactory solution additionally since, generally, a user expects a true wireless solution.
  • the near-range wireless communication is obtainable by means of infrared communications e.g. IrDa or RF communications e.g. Bluetooth ⁇ . Thereby, local data transfer to and from an external unit is possible.
  • infrared communications e.g. IrDa
  • RF communications e.g. Bluetooth ⁇ .
  • SIM card Subscriber Identity Module
  • SIM card is essentially a single-chip computer with an Operating System, a file system, and at least one application.
  • the main purpose of a SIM card is to provide a security module for customer authentication, which is owned and trusted by the network operator.
  • Prior art US patent 5,887,266 discloses a method of using one or more applications on a SIM card in a mobile station.
  • the application has a first and a second mode of operation. In the first mode the application is passive, but in the second mode the application controls a master control unit of the mobile station. Switching between the first and second state can be accomplished by three different types of operation: 1) The so-called power-up type, whereby the application switches to the second mode of operation as soon as possible after the mobile station is switched on and/or the module card is inserted, 2) The menu type, in which the user can select the application he wishes to be active, e.g.
  • a system for making payments comprising at least one mobile station which has an associated payment application, a component for using the application and a first transceiver (IR and/or RF) for providing local data transfer in conjunction with a cash register or the like with a corresponding transceiver (IR respectively RF) .
  • IR and/or RF first transceiver
  • the automatic type of operation which as indicated above often appears to be the most sought-after, is restricted to be activated when and only when the mobile station receives a specific SMS (Short Message Services) message via the cellular communications system.
  • SMS Short Message Services
  • the automatic type of operation can only be used (activated) through the GSM network.
  • No automatic operation activated through a local link e.g. IrDa
  • IrDa a local link
  • the Subscriber Identity Module mentioned in the opening paragraph is characterized in further comprising an event listener arranged to detect a storing of data in a file on the Subscriber Identity Module, and based on reading the - data stored in the file, determining which application on the Subscriber Identity Module, if any, to activate.
  • an application on the Subscriber Identity Module can be activated automatically in a manner that is with certainty supported by mobile telephones presently on the market, which telephones are typically using either the GSM, TDMA, or CDMA telephone technology. Moreover, the activation of the application on the Subscriber Identity Module is performed without user interaction and thereby provides a simple, fast and faultless manner of interacting with external units.
  • an external unit can activate an application residing on the SIM over a near-range communications link.
  • a user of the mobile station can provide some information via the MMI of the mobile station to an external unit, which in turn has initiated the prompting by activation of an application in the SIM.
  • the external station can obtain the information without prompting the user.
  • the user is relieved of the task of navigating through menus, which may require a lot of attention. This is especially expedient at a busy point-of-sale (PoS) .
  • PoS point-of-sale
  • a cash register can write data, e.g. a payment order, to a specific SIM file, the phone book or the SMS file or another file.
  • the SIM recognises a certain flow of events to thereby be able to trig a SIM application.
  • the detection of the storing of data is performed by detecting a write command to a file, wherein at said detection, an index becomes available; said detection results in reading of the data stored in the file at the index; and the determining of which application to activate is performed by comparing data at the index witha specified data pattern.
  • the activation of an application on the Subscriber Identity Module is performed in a simple, fast and faultless manner.
  • the detection of the storing of data can be performed by detecting from the mobile station to the SIM: a select file command and/or a seek/find a free index command and/or an update record command.
  • the Subscriber Identity Module (312) comprises means for selecting a file in the Subscriber Identification Module; means for identifying an index at which data can be stored; and means for storing data at a position indicated by the index.
  • the file can be the Short Message file, a phone book file or other file on the SIM.
  • the index works as a pointer to the stored data.
  • the Subscriber Identity Module (312) further comprises means arranged for reading an application ID from a predefined position in a record that is identified by an index obtained in conjunction with a storing; means for comparing the application ID with a registered ID; and means for initialising an application associated with the registered ID upon said comparison of the application ID with the registered ID.
  • the ID is registered in a file on the SIM. It can be determined that the data were actually stored when an index is received.
  • the Subscriber Identity Module (312) further comprises means for reading a command at a position determined by the index from the application associated with the registered ID. Thereby an application can be activated with a specific command.
  • Subscriber Identity Module (312) further comprises means for transmitting said index to an external unit, data can be read from the external unit.
  • the Subscriber Identity Module (312) further comprises means for calculating a digital signature identifying a user uniquely, the user can simply accept to authenticate him/her when prompted by an automatically activated application.
  • the Subscriber Identity Module (312) further comprises means for writing an output from an application to a record at the same index, an external unit at a predefined location can find the output or result generated by an activated application.
  • the Subscriber Identity Module (312) further comprises a memory for registering the applications, it is possible to store a plurality of applications.
  • the at least one application (317, 318, 319) in the Subscriber Identity Module (312) comprises a payment application for performing payment transactions
  • Subscriber Identity Module can be used to perform payment transactions.
  • the invention further relates to a method of activating an application (317, 318, 319) on a Subscriber Identity Module (312) for use in a mobile station (102; 306; 402), wherein the application (317, 318, 319) can be activated from an external device; the method is characterized in comprising the steps of: detecting a storing of data in a file on the Subscriber Identity Module (312), which storing of data can be caused by the external device; reading the data stored in the file; and if the data stored in the file match a specified data pattern, activating an application on the Subscriber Identity Module (312) .
  • an external unit can activate an application residing on the SIM (312) over a near-range communications link, rendering it possible to prompt a user of the mobile station to provide some information via the MMI of the mobile station to an external unit, which in turn has initiated the prompting by activation of an application in the SIM.
  • detecting of the storing of data is performed by detecting a write command to a file, wherein at said detecting, an index becomes available; and wherein said detection results in reading of the data stored in the file at the index; and wherein the determining of which application to activate is performed by comparing data at the index with a specified data pattern.
  • the data to be stored are received in a mobile station (102; 306; 402) by means of a modem (308), via a data port (307) that is arranged to provide local data transfer.
  • the modem (308) can be embodied in the mobile station (102; 306; 402) either as hardware or as software.
  • the AT commands is an AT command arranged to Write Message to Memory.
  • the method comprises the step of converting the AT commands to ETSI commands that request data storage on the Subscriber Identification Module, access from an external unit to the SIM is provided.
  • the method can comprise the step of issuing a command to the mobile station (102; 306; 402) .
  • an activated application can issue a proactive command of displaying, playing sound, etc. This can be used for e.g. attracting a user's attention.
  • the method can comprise the steps of, from an external unit: transmitting a write command of starting an application to the mobile station (102; 306; 402); and polling the mobile station (102; 306; 402) with a read command to receive an output generated as a consequence of starting the application.
  • event listener indicates a specific portion CP of the SIM Operating System.
  • the event listener is arranged, in accordance with the invention, to register a writing operation to a file and subsequently to forward an index that points to a record in the file to a SIM application controller. It should be noted that the event listener could also be a separate unit connected to the SIM Operating System.
  • X local data transfer is meant to be opposed to a data transfer performed over a radio communications network by means of satellites and by use of radio connections or over a computer network.
  • the units In local data transfer, the units typically communicate directly with each other without intermediate equipment. Typically the units performing the local data transfer are at a distance from each other of between about 40 cm to about 1 m; in come cases, though, the units performing the local data transfer are up to about 10 m from each other.
  • the term local data transfer is not meant to limit the distance between the units communicating, rather, it is conceivable that the units could be at other distances from each other.
  • the local data transfer could for instance be performed by means of Infrared signals (IR signals) or Bluetooth ⁇ signals.
  • fig. 1 shows a block diagram of a mobile station in communication with a cash terminal via a local data link
  • fig. 2 shows a block diagram of a mobile station in communication with a server via cellular communications system
  • fig. 3 shows a block diagram of a terminal and a mobile station 306 with a subscriber identity module 315 according to the invention
  • fig. 4 shows a combined sequence diagram and flowchart
  • fig. 5 shows a combined block diagram and flowchart.
  • Fig. 1 shows a block diagram of a mobile station 102 in communication with a terminal via a local data link.
  • the terminal TRM 101 is able to activate an application in the mobile station 102 via the local data link, LCO_DL.
  • the terminal is comprised of a cash register CR 104 and a so-called pay-box PB 103.
  • the cash register 104 can be a common cash register with means for communicating with the pay-box e.g. via a RS-232 protocol.
  • the cash register can communicate e.g. an amount payable to the pay-box.
  • the pay-box can return a message indicating whether a transaction has been approved.
  • the pay-box 103 is arranged to provide the communication with the mobile station 102 via the local data link LCO_DL and optionally to provide communication via a channel on a communications network 105, preferably the Internet, to a payment clearance centre.
  • the payment clearance centre can be interfaced to the Internet via a WEB or bank server coupled to a Bank' s Mainframe server 107.
  • the local data link LCO_DL is preferably in accordance with the IrDA or Bluetooth standard. Since, according to the invention commands to the mobile station 102 can be forwarded to activate an application on a Subscriber Identity Module in the mobile station, user interactions with the mobile station can be accomplished for in a fast and smooth way.
  • boxes SD 100 and BD 108 enclose the equipment used at e.g. a shop's domain and a Bank's domain, respectively.
  • Fig. 2 shows a block diagram of a mobile station 102 in communication with a server via a cellular communications system. It is shown that the mobile station 102 can be used in a cellular communications system e.g. the GSM or UMTS system. This cellular communications system, comprising operator's equipment 203 and 204, can also provide communication between the mobile station and the bank. However, this is not a part of the present invention.
  • a cellular communications system e.g. the GSM or UMTS system.
  • This cellular communications system comprising operator's equipment 203 and 204, can also provide communication between the mobile station and the bank. However, this is not a part of the present invention.
  • WEB server 106 in addition to the communication with the pay-box 103 can be used to provide a home-banking application.
  • Fig. 3 shows a block diagram of a terminal and a mobile station with a subscriber identity module according to the invention.
  • the mobile station MS 306 and the terminal CR 301 can be considered as being known to a person skilled in the art. However, for the sake of completeness and in order to operate in conjunction with the present invention, the terminal must comprise a data port 302 providing local communication with the mobile station 306.
  • a preferred data port could be a port in accordance with the IrDa or Bluetooth ⁇ standard.
  • the terminal comprises a main processing unit CP 303, a network port providing communication over a data network e.g. the Internet, and a man-machine interface MMI 304.
  • the mobile station MS 306 in order to operate in conjunction with the present invention, the mobile station MS 306 must comprise a data port 307 providing local communication with the terminal. Moreover, the mobile station 306 comprises a modem 308, a master control unit 309, a man-machine interface 311, and RF cellular communications means 310 e.g. in accordance with the GSM or UMTS system.
  • the mobile station 306 can accommodate a subscriber identity module, SIM 312, communicating with the mobile station over an interface.
  • SIM 312 a subscriber identity module
  • the modem 308 operates in combination with the data port 307 to transmit and receive so-called Hayes AT commands ATC by means of which the mobile station and the terminal communicate.
  • the AT commands are terminated in the modem and at least a subset of the AT commands are converted to ETSI 11.11 and 11.14 commands that enables writing over the MS/SIM interface for writing to files SIM MEM 315, 502 on the SIM card.
  • Such a file can be the so-called Short Message SM file.
  • a specific portion CP 314, a so-called event listener, of the SIM OS 313 is arranged, in accordance with the invention, to register a writing operation to a file (e.g. the SM file) and subsequently, to forward an index that points to a record in the file to a SIM application controller SIM APP CTRL 320. Thereby, it is, based on reading the data stored in the file, determined which application on the Subscriber Identity Module, if any, should be activated.
  • a file e.g. the SM file
  • SIM APP CTRL 320 SIM application controller
  • the SIM application controller 320 examines the record to find a pointer in an Application Trigger Registry ATR 316 pointing to an application App #1 317; App #2 318; App #3 319 to activate. Please note that when only one out of one application can be activated from an external unit, the Application Trigger Registry 316 can be constituted by a single entry.
  • Fig. 4 shows a first combined sequence diagram and flow chart.
  • the punctuated lines designate time lines for respective units designated with reference numerals 401 to 405.
  • the lines extending perpendicular to the time lines designate exchange of information between any two units 401 to 405.
  • the boxes located on a time line of a unit designate a processing step in the unit.
  • the units involved are an external unit, which can request execution of an application on the SIM card; a mobile station MS 402; a SIM Operating System SIM OS 403; a SIM Application Controller SIM APP CTRL 404; and a SIM Application SIM APP 405.
  • the external unit 401 initiates activation of an application on the SIM by transmitting a message comprising a command to the application and an Application Trigger Identifier ATI, at a predetermined position in the message. Said ATI determining which application to activate.
  • an AT write command AT WR CMD is transmitted via a data port to a modem in the mobile station 402.
  • the mobile station 402 selects a file on the SIM via the SIM Operating System.
  • the SIM OS returns an index to a record that is free.
  • the mobile station will return that index IDX to the external unit for subsequent use.
  • data received with the AT write command will be written to the free record by means of an update record command UPD__REC.
  • step 407 it is tested whether this write command is carried out successfully, and in the affirmative, the index IDX will be forwarded from the SIM OS to the SIM Application Controller. The message send from the external terminal is thus stored in the record.
  • the SIM Application Controller receives the index and reads the record identified by the index at a predefined position TIDPOS in the record at which the Application Trigger Identifier ATI resides.
  • step 409 it is verified whether the ATI exists in an Application Trigger Register ATR. If it exists, an associated application (see reference numerals 317 to 319) on the SIM is activated and the index IDX is forwarded to the activated application.
  • the activated application reads the record at the index in step 411 RD CMD in rec@IDX to examine whether there are any commands to execute.
  • Such a command can be a command to the mobile station by means of the MMI displaying text/images, playing a sound, etc.
  • the mobile station can fetch data (FTCH) from the application.
  • FTCH data
  • the SIM application is in command by telling the mobile station what to do by means of the FTCH command.
  • the external unit 401 can poll the mobile station 402 for data provided as a result of activating a specified application.
  • the polling can be carried out by means of AT read commands (AT RD_CMD) .
  • AT read command specifies the location to read at by means of the index IDX received as a response to the AT write command (AT WR_CMD) .
  • step 412 the external unit has received a response obtained by activating an application on the SIM.
  • the file on the SIM is the Short Message (SM) file.
  • SM Short Message
  • the cash register sends a request Sign payment" to the mobile station using a Write Message to Memory command, typically an AT+CMGW command. Thereafter, the mobile station selects the SM file, finds the next free index and updates the record.
  • the SIM Operating System 403 searches the record for a specific data pattern. If the data pattern is found, then the SIM Operating System activates SIM application performing the
  • the MPS SIM application returns a signal
  • the mobile telephone fetches the other commands from the MPS SIM application for the MMI interaction and the MPS SIM application calculates a signature and writes the result to the same index in the SM file.
  • Fig. 5 shows a combined block diagram and flowchart.
  • a memory MEM 501 on the SIM comprises a SM file 502, which is known to a person skilled in the art, and an Application Trigger Registry 504.
  • the SM file 502 comprises records each of which is commonly used to store a Short Message.
  • a Short Message may be delivered via the local data port to the modem and further on to the SM file as described in the above.
  • a Short Message can comprise a command CMD and a trigger ID TID, which command is to be interpreted by an activated application specified by the trigger ID, TID.
  • the above-mentioned index which is received from the SIM OS is used as a pointer to the record, whereas the position in the record at which the trigger ID TID can be found, can be stored on the SIM as a pre-defined position TIDPOS.
  • an external unit can write the ID of an application to be activated.
  • the Application Trigger Registry 604 comprises a list of records with ID' s of applications, which can be activated by an external unit.
  • the ID' s may themselves comprise information which can be used to activate a corresponding application or, alternatively, the ID's can be linked to such information.
  • the TID is read from the record identified by the index IDX at the pre-defined position TIDPOS in the record.
  • this TID is searched for in the ATR 504.
  • step 507 will forward processing to step 609 in which the application with the found TID is activated.
  • step 508 in which an index from the SIM OS will be waited for. The latter scenario will happen when an ordinary SMS message is received.
  • Mobile Station MS that typically designates “Mobile Equipment ME and SIM”
  • Mobile Equipment does not include the SIM
  • mobile cellular telephone, mobile station, mobile telephone, mobile phone, mobile terminal, mobile radio communications unit, mobile communications unit, cellular phone or mobile
  • the pay-box may also be denoted a payment terminal.
  • the invention is not limited to a mobile telephone, inasmuch as it might as well be used in any mobile equipment containing a SIM card and cellular communications means, e.g. a PDA with cellular communications means.
  • the terminal can be a cash terminal, a cash register, a ticket-issuing machine, an information stand or desk, an access controller etc.

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Abstract

Un Module d'identification d'abonné (312) est destiné à une station mobile (102; 306; 402), qui comprend un système d'exploitation, un système de fichiers comprenant un fichier (315; 502), et au moins une application (317, 318, 319), qui peut être lancée à partir d'un dispositif externe. Le Module d'identification d'abonné (312) comprend aussi un dispositif d'écoute des événements (314) destiné à détecter tout stockage de données dans un fichier du Module d'identification d'abonné (312), et sur la base de la lecture des données stockées dans le fichier (315; 502), à déterminer quelle application (317, 318, 319) il faut lancer, le cas échéant, dans le Module d'identification d'abonné (312). De plus, l'invention concerne un procédé de lancement d'une application (317, 318, 319) dans un Module d'identification d'abonné (312), à utiliser dans la station mobile (102; 306; 402), l'application (317, 318, 319) pouvant être lancée à partir d'un dispositif externe.
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