EP3472758A1 - Procédé mis en oeuvre dans une entité électronique et entité électronique associée - Google Patents
Procédé mis en oeuvre dans une entité électronique et entité électronique associéeInfo
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- EP3472758A1 EP3472758A1 EP17737338.8A EP17737338A EP3472758A1 EP 3472758 A1 EP3472758 A1 EP 3472758A1 EP 17737338 A EP17737338 A EP 17737338A EP 3472758 A1 EP3472758 A1 EP 3472758A1
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Definitions
- the present invention relates to electronic entities (such as microcircuit cards) designed to implement a plurality of applications.
- It relates more particularly to a method implemented in an electronic entity and an associated electronic entity.
- the invention applies particularly advantageously in the case where the electronic entity allows the user to select, by interaction with the single electronic entity, the application to use.
- the present invention proposes a method implemented in an electronic entity capable of implementing a plurality of applications, comprising the following steps:
- an indication for example by display on a screen or by activation of a given light emitting diode
- an indication for example by display on a screen or by activation of a given light emitting diode
- the electrical signal is generated by applying a voltage on an external contact of the electronic entity
- this external contact is a contact of a contact interface according to ISO / IEC 7816, for example a power contact;
- the electrical signal is generated by an antenna subjected to a magnetic field, for example a magnetic field conforming to ISO / IEC 14443 or ISO / IEC 15693;
- the method comprises a step of preliminary selection of the application by interaction (direct) of a user with the electronic entity;
- the preliminary selection step is performed by pressing a button of the electronic entity
- the electronic entity comprises a microcontroller comprising said memory
- the electronic entity comprises a processor designed to selectively implement one of the plurality of applications
- the processor is distinct from the microcontroller
- the electronic entity is a microcircuit card
- the electronic entity comprises an indicator circuit
- the indicator circuit comprises at least one light-emitting diode (in practice, the indicator circuit may comprise a plurality of light-emitting diodes associated respectively with the applications of said plurality of applications);
- the indicator circuit is a display (such as a screen);
- the command for issuing an indication is transmitted (by means of a communication circuit, capable of implementing for example a Bluetooth type connection) to an external electronic device comprising a display (for example a screen) so that the display can deliver (ie say to present to the user, or here to display) said indication.
- a communication circuit capable of implementing for example a Bluetooth type connection
- an external electronic device comprising a display (for example a screen) so that the display can deliver (ie say to present to the user, or here to display) said indication.
- the invention also proposes an electronic entity designed to implement a plurality of applications and comprising:
- a read module in a memory of the electronic entity and in the detection of an electrical signal, of information designating, from among said plurality of applications, a previously selected application;
- a module for issuing a command for issuing an indication associated with the application designated by the information read a module for issuing a command for issuing an indication associated with the application designated by the information read.
- FIG. 1 schematically shows the main elements of a first example of an electronic entity according to the invention
- FIG. 2 shows an exemplary method according to the invention
- FIG. 3 schematically shows the main elements of a second example of an electronic entity according to the invention.
- FIG. 4 shows another example of a method according to the invention.
- FIG. 1 represents schematically the main elements of a first example of an electronic entity, here a microcircuit card, according to the invention.
- the microcircuit card of FIG. 1 comprises a processor 2 connected to a contact interface 4 by means of a bus 3, here a bus complying with the ISO / IEC 7816 standard.
- the processor 2 is for example a secure element, such as an integrated circuit for executing (here in the context of the EMV standard) an application chosen from among several applications (or applets) stored in the processor 2.
- the interface with contacts 4 here comprises (in accordance with the aforementioned ISO / IEC 7816 standard) eight contacts referenced C1 to C8, with a power contact C1, a reset contact C2, a clock contact C3, a ground contact C5, a programming contact C6, an input-output contact C7 and two unused contacts C4, C8.
- the processor 2 can thus exchange data with the card reader via the contact interface 4.
- the processor 2 is further connected here (directly) to an antenna 6 so that the processor 2 can exchange data with an external electronic device by means of a wireless link, for example according to the NFC protocol, in accordance with the ISO standard. / IEC 14443 or ISO / IEC 15693.
- the microcircuit card of FIG. 1 also comprises a microcontroller 8.
- the microcontroller 8 is here powered by a battery 10 whose positive terminal is connected to a power supply terminal V of the microcontroller 10 (the negative terminal of the battery 10 forming a mass).
- a ground terminal G of the microcontroller is connected to ground, as shown in FIG.
- the microcontroller 8 is also connected to the bus 3 by means of an adapter 12.
- the microcontroller 8 can thus exchange data with the processor 2 via the bus 3, in accordance with the ISO / IEC 7816 standard. electrical level matching for the electrical signals from the contact interface 4 (for example an adaptation to a predetermined level, here 3V, used by the microcontroller 8).
- a detection circuit 14 also receives at the input an electrical signal present on the bus 3 (for example the signal present on the aforementioned supply contact C1).
- the detection circuit 14 is designed to transmit a detection signal D to a first interruption terminal 11 of the microcontroller 8 when it receives as input an active logic signal, that is to say here when a voltage of power supply (non-zero) is applied (for example by a card reader) on the contact C1.
- a second interrupt terminal 12 of the microcontroller 8 is further connected to the positive terminal of the battery 10 with the interposition of a resistor R.
- the microcircuit card of FIG. 1 further includes a button B (For example, located on the surface of the microcircuit card) whose actuation by the user closes an electrical path between the second interruption terminal 12 and the ground, as shown in FIG.
- the voltage on the second interruption terminal 12 is of the order of the voltage supplied by the battery 10, while the voltage on the second interruption terminal 12 is null (by connecting this second interrupt terminal 12 to ground) when a user actuates (ie presses) the button B.
- the microcontroller 8 comprises a microprocessor and a memory which notably memorizes computer program instructions designed so that the microcontroller 8 implements in particular the steps described below when these instructions are executed by the microprocessor.
- the memory of the microcontroller 8 further stores information designating the currently selected application among the plurality of applications executable by the processor 2.
- microcontroller 8 is designed to issue CMD commands to an indicator circuit 16, for example according to the method described below with reference to FIG.
- the indicator circuit 16 here comprises a plurality of light-emitting diodes which can each be selectively active or inactive according to the CMD commands received from the microcontroller 8.
- the indicator circuit 16 is arranged on the microcircuit card (here on the upper face of the microcircuit card) so as to be visible to the user even when the microcircuit card is inserted into a reader.
- the indicator circuit 16 is for example disposed on the upper face of the microcircuit card in a region situated opposite another region carrying the contact interface 4.
- the processor 2 can implement a plurality of applications respectively associated with a plurality of currencies (the microcircuit card being intended to allow payment in each of these currencies) and each light emitting diode is associated with one of these currencies (a symbol representing the currency being for example printed on the upper face of the microcircuit card near the light emitting diode associated with this currency).
- the indicator circuit 16 could be a display, for example an electronic, matrix or segment ink display screen, or an LCD (for "Liquid Crystal Display") or OLED type display screen (for "Organic Light Emitting Diode”), matrix or segment, or electronic paper (or “e-papei" according to the English name, using for example a bistable screen).
- the indicator circuit 16 could be replaced by a communication circuit making it possible to establish a connection (for example a wireless connection, such as a Bluetooth connection or, alternatively, a connection via a local area network without wire, or a network of the GSM or UMTS or LTE type, or a LoRaWAN type network, or a SIGFOX type network) with an external electronic device comprising a display; the CMD commands issued by the microcontroller CMD are in this case transmission commands to the external electronic device, via the established connection, instructions for displaying an indication on the display of the external device.
- a connection for example a wireless connection, such as a Bluetooth connection or, alternatively, a connection via a local area network without wire, or a network of the GSM or UMTS or LTE type, or a LoRaWAN type network, or a SIGFOX type network
- Such an external electronic device is for example a mobile terminal, a telephone, a smartphone, a digital tablet or a worn electronic device (such as a connected watch or connected glasses).
- FIG. 2 describes an exemplary method according to the invention, implemented using the microcircuit card of FIG. 1.
- This method begins with a step E2 in which the user selects an application from the plurality of applications stored in the processor 2 and executable by it.
- An interrupt is generated within the microcontroller 8 each time the voltage on the second interrupt terminal 12 reaches a low level (i.e., each time the user presses the button B).
- the first interruption causes the microcontroller 8 to wake up and the following interrupts successively cause the selection of each of the other applications.
- the microcontroller 8 sends a selection instruction of the application concerned to the processor 2 (via the adapter 12 and the ISO / EIC bus 7816) and modifies by elsewhere the indicative data of the currently selected application (stored data, as already indicated above, in the memory of the microcontroller 8).
- the selection instruction of the application concerned is, for example, an APDU command transmitted from the microcontroller 8 to the processor 2.
- the microcontroller 8 emits a CMD activation command of the light-emitting diode associated with the application concerned (corresponding here to the currency in which the newly selected application makes it possible to pay).
- the microcontroller 8 for example counts down the elapsed time without actuating the button B: the application finally selected is the last application selected when the elapsed time reaches a predetermined duration (for example between 2 s and 10 s, here 5 s).
- the microcontroller 8 when the elapsed time reaches the predetermined duration, the microcontroller 8 emits for example a CMD command flashing the light emitting diode associated with the last selected application, then an extinction command of the indicator circuit 16 (no light emitting diode being then activated); the microcontroller 8 can then switch to standby mode.
- step E4 the microcircuit card of FIG. 1 is inserted in a card reader.
- the card reader applies in particular a supply voltage to the contact C1 of the contact interface 4.
- the detection circuit 14 detects this supply voltage on the contact C1 and thus generates the detection signal D on the first interruption terminal 11 of the microcontroller 8, which triggers an interruption within the microcontroller 8.
- This interruption causes the microcontroller 8 to wake up; the microcontroller 8 then reads in its memory the data indicative of the currently selected application and sends a CMD command to the indicator circuit 16 so as to activate the light emitting diode associated with the application designated by the read data (step E6).
- the user can thus check which application is currently selected and which will therefore be executed by the processor 2 (as explained below).
- the card reader exchanges data with the processor 2 via the contact interface 4 and the bus 3.
- the processor 2 executes the last selected application (the processor 2 having previously received a selection command of this application from the microcontroller 8 as explained herein. -above).
- the execution of the application by the processor 2 involves, for example, a process of authentication of the microcircuit card by the card reader and / or a user authentication process (step E8).
- the process of authentication of the microcircuit card by the card reader uses for example a secret data (such as a cryptographic key) stored in the processor 2.
- a secret data such as a cryptographic key
- the user authentication process comprises a step of entering a personal code (usually called "PIN code") on a keyboard of the reader. card and the communication of the code entered to the processor 2 via the contact interface 4 and the bus 3.
- PIN code personal code
- the authentication process could include, alternatively or in combination, a biometric identification step (using for example a fingerprint or retinal).
- the indication of the application currently selected in step E6 allows as already indicated to the user to verify that the application corresponds to his choice and enter his personal code after doing this check.
- the processor 2 receives the personal code entered and compares this personal code to that stored in the processor 2.
- step E10 In case of a positive result to this comparison (ie in such a way generally if the authentication of step E8 is successful), the transaction is authorized (step E10).
- FIG. 3 diagrammatically represents the main elements of a second example of an electronic entity according to the invention.
- the electronic entity of FIG. 3 is a microcircuit card whose most elements are identical to those of the microcircuit card of FIG. 1 and will therefore not be described again.
- the microcircuit card of Fig. 3 may not include the detection circuit 14 (shown therefore in dashed lines in Fig. 3).
- the microcircuit card of FIG. 3, comprises a magnetic field sensor 20 designed to detect a magnetic field as used in connection with the wireless link mentioned above (by means of which the processor 2 can interact with a reader via the antenna 6), and to generate a second detection signal D 'to detect such a magnetic field.
- the magnetic field sensor 20 is designed to detect a magnetic field conforming to ISO / IEC 14443 or ISO / IEC 15693.
- the magnetic field sensor 20 comprises for example an antenna 22, an envelope detector 24 connected to the antenna and a voltage adapter 26 which receives a voltage generated by the envelope detector 24 and generates the second detection signal D (With a voltage adapted to the voltages used by the microcontroller 8) when the voltage received from the envelope detector 24 is greater than a predetermined threshold.
- the second detection signal D ' is applied to a third interruption terminal 13 of the microcontroller 8.
- the antenna 22 is positioned similarly to the antenna 6.
- the magnetic field sensor 20 when the user approaches the microcircuit card of FIG. 3 of a non-contact reader, the magnetic field sensor 20 generates the second detection signal D 3.
- the microcontroller 8 can then control the activation of a light-emitting diode of the indicator circuit 16 corresponding to the currently selected application (as stored in the memory of the microcontroller), as explained hereinafter. below with reference to Figure 4.
- An alternative could be to replace the magnetic field sensor 20 with a light sensor. In this case, it is not the proximity of a contactless reader that would trigger the activation of the light-emitting diode associated with the currently selected application, but the presence of a certain ambient brightness.
- the light emitting diode associated with the currently selected application would for example be activated when the user takes the microcircuit card from his wallet for payment.
- FIG. 4 describes another example of a method according to the invention implemented using the microcircuit card of FIG. 3.
- This method starts with a step E102 in which the user selects (by pressing the button B) one of the plurality of applications stored in the processor 2 and executable by it.
- This step is identical to step E2 of FIG. 2 described above and will therefore not be described again.
- the user approaches this microcircuit card of a contactless reader in order to effect a payment (or generally a transaction).
- the magnetic field generated by the non-contact reader is detected by the magnetic field sensor 20 (step E104).
- the magnetic field sensor 20 thus generates the second detection signal D ', which causes an interruption (via the third interrupt terminal 13) within the microcontroller 8.
- This interruption causes the microcontroller 8 to wake up; the microcontroller 8 then reads in its memory the data indicative of the application currently selected and sends a CMD command to the indicator circuit 16 so as to activate the light emitting diode associated with the application designated by the read data (step E106) .
- the contactless reader exchanges data with the processor 2 via the antenna 6.
- the processor 2 executes the application recently selected (the processor 2 having previously received a selection command of this application from the microcontroller 8 during the step E102, as explained above in the context of the description of step E2).
- the execution of the application by the processor 2 involves for example a process of authentication of the microcircuit card by the card reader (step E108).
- This process of authentication of the microcircuit card by the contactless reader uses, for example, secret data (such as a cryptographic key) stored in the processor 2.
- step E108 In case of a positive result in the authentication step E108, the transaction is authorized (step E1 10), which terminates the process of FIG. 4.
- microcircuit card of FIG. 3 can also implement the method described above with reference to FIG. 2.
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