Did you know #JavaOne is back ? Among a plethora of great sessions, two Java Card sessions will be on stage. This is a great opportunity to follow up on the technology and features to come.
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Patrick VAN HAVER, Software Developer
Session Format: In Person
With close to 6 billion Java Card–based devices deployed every year, Java Card is the leading software platform for running security services on secure chips and protecting smartphones, banking cards, government services, Internet of Things (IoT) devices, and more. Java Card 3.1 is the most extensive update to the technology in several years, introducing new features to address the IoT markets and new secure elements hardware form factors. We provide insight on new APIs and platform features introduced in Java Card 3.1 and related use cases unlocked by Java Card on secure hardware.
Experience: JavaOne
Topic: Java
JavaOne Track: Java Card
Session Type: Learning Session
Session Level: Intermediate
Job Role: Developer
Industry: Other
Tuesday, Oct 185:15 PM - 5:45 PM PDT
Timo Lisk, System Architect, Infineon
Daniel Hübner, System Architect, Infineon
Session Format: In Person
Quantum computers have the potential to break cryptographic schemes like RSA and ECC, which are currently used for encrypting personal and sensitive data. Ultimately, this threatens the confidentiality of digital communication and data exchange in mobile communications—in the Internet of Things or in the public domain. German semiconductor manufacturer Infineon has been at the forefront of post-quantum cryptography (PQC) development since 2017. They present a secure channel implementation between a Java Card platform and a backend system using PQC algorithm Kyber, one of the finalists of the international standardization process initiated by the National Institute for Standards and Technologies.
Experience: JavaOne
Topic: Java
JavaOne Track: Java Card
Session Type: Learning Session
Session Level: Intermediate
Job Role: Developer
Wednesday, Oct 192:30 PM - 3:15 PM PDT