Abstract: Embodiments of the invention relate to a technique for updating a device comprising a first and second applets implementing application code. The technique may include determining that the application code needs to be updated, generating a verification value, and sending the verification value and updated code for a function in the first applet. The updated code for the function can be stored in the second applet instead of the first applet, and the function maps of the applets can be updated to reflect the address of the updated function. The updated code can then be executed using the updated function maps to perform a process.

Abstract: Embodiments of the invention are directed to enabling access transaction systems to accept different communication protocols. In some embodiment, an access device receives, from a portable device, an indication that a transaction is to be performed by exchanging transaction information between the portable device and a remote computer, wherein the remote computer is configured to communicate using a first communication protocol. Next, the access device determines that the portable device is configured to communicate using a second communication protocol. The access device then converts communications between the portable device and the remote computer from the second communication protocol to the first communication protocol to assist the portable device and the remote computer in exchanging the transaction information.

Abstract: A device updating system may store data from an application to be updated, especially personalization data that is to be persisted beyond the version update. After the data is stored, the application may be deleted and a migration application is installed. The migration application may use a matrix or the like characterizing differences between prior editions of the application and the one being installed. The migration application may determine the previous edition and updates the personalization data according to the matrix. After the data is updated, the migration application may be deleted and the new application installed. The new application may retrieve the updated data and may be ready to operate without concern about what the previous edition may have been. Memory space may be conserved by not requiring the new application to carry the version matrix and all possible changes between the current edition and all possible previous editions.

Abstract: Embodiments of the invention are directed to enabling access transaction systems to accept different communication protocols. In some embodiment, an access device receives, from a portable device, an indication that a transaction is to be performed by exchanging transaction information between the portable device and a remote computer, wherein the remote computer is configured to communicate using a first communication protocol. Next, the access device determines that the portable device is configured to communicate using a second communication protocol. The access device then converts communications between the portable device and the remote computer from the second communication protocol to the first communication protocol to assist the portable device and the remote computer in exchanging the transaction information.

Abstract: A method is disclosed. The method includes generating, by a communication device during an interaction with an access device, a cryptogram using transaction level data and interoperability level data; transmitting the transaction level data and interoperability level data to the access device; and transmitting the cryptogram the access device, wherein the access device or a remote server computer in communication with the access device validates the received cryptogram before allowing the transaction to proceed.

Abstract: A device binding system includes generating and storing at the device a unique identifier based on device characteristics and a cryptographic function. The unique identifier is then registered with an authority. The self-generation of the unique identifier allows binding with an authority to occur after the device leaves a secure manufacturing environment or even after the device is in the hands of an end-user consumer. Once the binding occurs, the device can be part of trusted transactions for location tracking, fitness tracking, financial transactions or other interactions where identity and privacy are factors.

Abstract: Embodiments of the invention relate to a technique for updating a device comprising a first and second applets implementing application code. The technique may include determining that the application code needs to be updated, generating a verification value, and sending the verification value and updated code for a function in the first applet. The updated code for the function can be stored in the second applet instead of the first applet, and the function maps of the applets can be updated to reflect the address of the updated function. The updated code can then be executed using the updated function maps to perform a process.

Abstract: Embodiments of the invention relate to a device comprising a first and second applets implementing application code. The device is configured to determine that the application code needs to be updated, receive updated code for a function in the first applet, store the updated code for the function in the second applet instead of the first applet, and update the function maps of the applets. The updated code can then be executed using the updated function maps to perform a process.

Abstract: Embodiments of the invention relate to a device comprising a first and second applets implementing application code. The device is configured to determine that the application code needs to be updated, receive updated code for a function in the first applet, store the updated code for the function in the second applet instead of the first applet, and update the function maps of the applets. The updated code can then be executed using the updated function maps to perform a process.

Abstract: Embodiments of the invention are directed to enabling access transaction systems to accept different communication protocols. In some embodiment, an access device receives, from a portable device, an indication that a transaction is to be performed by exchanging transaction information between the portable device and a remote computer, wherein the remote computer is configured to communicate using a first communication protocol. Next, the access device determines that the portable device is configured to communicate using a second communication protocol. The access device then converts communications between the portable device and the remote computer from the second communication protocol to the first communication protocol to assist the portable device and the remote computer in exchanging the transaction information.

Abstract: Embodiments of the invention relate to a device comprising an updatable applet and a static applet. For some embodiments, a device is disclosed comprising a processor, one or more memories storing an updatable applet, and a static applet in communication with the updatable applet, wherein the device is configured to receive updates to the updatable applet. The updatable applet and static applet may be executed through an access control software element that may prevent unrestricted access between the applets.

Abstract: A device binding system includes generating and storing at the device a unique identifier based on device characteristics and a cryptographic function. The unique identifier is then registered with an authority. The self-generation of the unique identifier allows binding with an authority to occur after the device leaves a secure manufacturing environment or even after the device is in the hands of an end-user consumer. Once the binding occurs, the device can be part of trusted transactions for location tracking, fitness tracking, financial transactions or other interactions where identity and privacy are factors.

Abstract: A device updating system may store data from an application to be updated, especially personalization data that is to be persisted beyond the version update. After the data is stored, the application may be deleted and a migration application is installed. The migration application may use a matrix or the like characterizing differences between prior editions of the application and the one being installed. The migration application may determine the previous edition and updates the personalization data according to the matrix. After the data is updated, the migration application may be deleted and the new application installed. The new application may retrieve the updated data and may be ready to operate without concern about what the previous edition may have been. Memory space may be conserved by not requiring the new application to carry the version matrix and all possible changes between the current edition and all possible previous editions.

Abstract: Embodiments of the invention relate to a device comprising an updatable applet and a static applet. For some embodiments, a device is disclosed comprising a processor, one or more memories storing an updatable applet, and a static applet in communication with the updatable applet, wherein the device is configured to receive updates to the updatable applet. The updatable applet and static applet may be executed through an access control software element that may prevent unrestricted access between the applets.

Abstract: System and methods for generating one more tests to be performed on a payment device are provided. A vendor selects one or more features to be included in his payment device and provides that information to the system. The system analyzes the information and provides a list of tests to be performed on the reference payment device. In addition, the system also provides a list of one or more reference payment device configurations provided for testing purposes.

Abstract: System and methods for generating one more tests to be performed on a payment device are provided. A vendor selects one or more features to be included in his payment device and provides that information to the system. The system analyzes the information and provides a list of tests to be performed on the reference payment device. In addition, the system also provides a list of one or more reference payment device configurations provided for testing purposes.