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		<title>American Express Blue: The Smart Credit Card</title>
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 1999 heralded the start of a series of ground-breaking credit card innovations, with American Express consistently as the pioneer. The first modernized product &#8211; the RFID embedded Blue from American Express credit card &#8211; was a winner, not only because of the technology, but also because of the compelling features this card offered to [...]]]></description>
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<p> 1999 heralded the start of a series of ground-breaking credit card innovations, with American Express consistently as the pioneer. The first modernized product &#8211; the RFID embedded Blue from American Express credit card &#8211; was a winner, not only because of the technology, but also because of the compelling features this card offered to consumers.</p>
<p>Four years later, the smart card features of the Blue from American Express credit card we<span id="more-29"></span>re augmented by another industry first: ID KeeperSM, a smart card application designed specifically for their Blue from American Express credit card.</p>
<p>Smart Card Benefits</p>
<p>There are primarily two benefits associated with using the smart card technology of your Blue from American Express credit card, namely security and convenience.</p>
<p>Security: Credit card fraud is prolific, with the largest incidence affecting remote transactions such as those you conduct over the internet. The problem with magnetic card technology is that it is easy to copy and that it is not encoded. Your Blue from American Express credit card smart chip uses advanced encoding methods and is nearly impossible to tamper with. When you use it with your Smart Card Reader to do internet transactions, your transaction is authenticated at least twice and you completely eliminate internet threats such as &#8220;Man in the middle&#8221; and &#8220;Trojan Horses&#8221; that record and rerun user names and passwords.</p>
<p>Convenience: The chip on your Blue from American Express credit card stores your personal details. Hence, you no longer need to fill out forms if you don&#8217;t want to. The chip can perform that service on your behalf. The smart chip also keeps track of your favorite web sites and the applicable login details. Over and above being convenient, this also ensures that you end up on the real, and not on a purposely fraudulent website.</p>
<p>Activating the Smart Card Service</p>
<p>To take advantage of the smart card capabilities of your Blue from American Express credit card, you need to purchase a Smart Card Reader from American Express for a nominal fee. The smart card reader is a peripheral device that you connect to your PC or notebook.</p>
<p>To download the software, you simply insert your Blue from American Express credit card into the reader and follow the instructions on the screen. During setup, you will be able to create your own personalized profile with your preferred shopping URLs, login details for the various sites, and the other details you would normally supply when concluding an internet transaction with your Blue from American Express credit card. You will also be asked to create a PIN code for additional security.</p>
<p>Interestingly enough, and in spite of escalating internet fraud, Americans are lagging behind their European and Asian counterparts in engaging with the smart card capabilities embedded in the Blue from American Express credit card. It certainly is worth reconsidering your position if you have not yet obtained a reader and the ID KeeperSM software. Whilst the fraud protection you enjoy as a part of your Blue from American Express credit card package will ensure that you are not left out of pocket, there is &#8211; amongst other things &#8211; the inconvenience of dealing with a fraud claim to take into account.</p>
<p>Smart cards are here to stay and they will be getting better and better. Don&#8217;t be too surprised if a credit card with an in-built biometric chip (fingerprint reader) soon appears on the market: these smart cards are undergoing testing at this very moment. In fact, don&#8217;t be too surprised either if the first to launch this type of credit card is American Express. With their continuous drive to keep adding value to their customers through leveraging technology, chances are good that they will! <!--more--><br />
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<p>Devin Gilliland Provides Expert opinions and reviews to help you Compare <a target="_new" rel="external nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.credit-wisdom.com/creditcards/american-express.php">American Express Credit Cards</a> &#8211; Search <a target="_new" rel="external nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.credit-wisdom.com/creditcards/info/American-Express-Blue.php">American Express Blue</a> with Credit-Wisdom.com &#8211; Unraveling the best in Credit Cards.</p></p>
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		<title>Smart card security</title>
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<p>No security in this world is perfect. Security is always about the cost of implementing and enforcing the security versus the cost of the fraudster to break the security and the cost to be paid for the security breach. Depending on the type of the system, the cost may or may not be limited to just monetary cost but include the reputation damages, live lost but also national security. Certainly if human live and national security is concerned then the system cost may not be the most important consideration factor. However for many commercial smart card applications, it must be able to bring real benefits to all parties the application operator, cardholders and other service providers in the application. It must be able to help to make more money, lower cost and / or bring benefits to all parties in the application. Last but not least, smart card technology must be the most cost effective technology to be used.<br />Security in smart card applications<br />In any smart card application, a basic requirement is that it must be secured. The axiom for smart card application security is that the cost of enforcing the security must be much smaller than the effort to break the security and the cost to break the security must be higher than the potential rewards that can be obtained after breaking the security. In an efficiently designed smart cardapplication, the cost of the system implementation must be minimized but the security not compromised. A smart cardapplication is a distributed system. It compromises of a number of subsystems with each subsystem doing part of the system function. . The security of the system comprises of the front-end enforcement, frontend and back-end verification, backend audit and system fraud damage control. The system design always assumed a scenario of a fraud and how it can be controlled. Security must be addressed at the system level and not to be focused on just a small subsystem or component in the system. It can still make sense to use a lower cost card which is seemingly less secured in a smart card application but it does not mean that security will be compromised. Security can still be implemented in other subsystems so that the application remains secured and meanwhile lowering the entire system cost. To illustrate my argument, let&#8217;s take a real application example of using the I2C free access memory card (e.g. 24C02) as a prepaid electricity meter card! This card is freely read and update and is therefore easily cloned. However a cloned card will not be accepted by the system. This is done as follows: The prepaid electricity meter is installed in the house and that it shall only accept one or a limited number of prepaid cards, using 24C02 free access memory card. A prepaid card is only acceptable to the meter if the card is authorized by the authority staff card for the first time, which his authorization system will ensure that the card is not being registered with another meter. The staff card can be inserted into the meter, followed by the prepaid card so that the card is registered by the meter. The card contains a serial number, a transaction counter and a stored value. These data is MAC-ed so that it cannot be tampered with being detected. During topping up of value into the meter, the meter shall first verify that the card serial number is registered in the meter and that the transaction counter is one higher than the previous transaction. Also the MAC indicates that the data has not been tampered. Then the transaction counter inside the meter is incremented and value is transferred to the meter. The fraudster will not know the MAC of the next transaction counter since he does not have the MAC key. He needs to pay for the topup before he becomes aware of the MAC. He cannot tamper with the stored value as it will be detected. A cloned card cannot be used as the meter expects the counter to be incremented in the card! This illustrate that even with a free access memory card, security can be achieved if the system security design is done correctly.<br />Is smart card really secure?<br />There has been some publicity in the smart card industry about how Mifare card can be cloned. People without good understanding about smart card application security design tend to focus only on the smart card and its algorithm. . Cryptographic algorithm in memory smart card such as Mifare certainly cannot be compared to CPU smart card. Competent smart card application designer using such type of card must implement other security measures in the card mapping design and in other subsystems to strengthen the application security. 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		<title>Nisca Id Card Printers Overview</title>
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 All of the printers in Nisca&#8217;s line use a combination of monochrome thermal resin and dye sublimation ink to create vivid, edge-to-edge images on all your projects.  They bring together 300 dpi and continuous tone printing to handle everything from photos to micro-text.  All models except the C101 can also perform ultraviolet print jobs [...]]]></description>
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<p> All of the printers in Nisca&#8217;s line use a combination of monochrome thermal resin and dye sublimation ink to create vivid, edge-to-edge images on all your projects.  They bring together 300 dpi and continuous tone printing to handle everything from photos to micro-text.  All models except the C101 can also perform ultraviolet print jobs to bring you an invisible layer of additional security.  A 2 year warranty comes standard on each machine. <span id="more-62"></span><br /> 
<p>PR53LE</p>
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<p>This reliable single-sided printer handles card thicknesses from 20 mil up to 50 mil.  Such flexibility makes the unit a great choice for small businesses that want to use the printer for more than one application.  You can create employee badges and unique promotional items in full color with the same brilliant image quality.  The equipment has a self-cleaning feature to make maintenance a breeze. </p>
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<p>PR5300</p>
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<p>The 5300 is a basic dual sided printer for mid-volume applications.  Magnetic stripe encoding can be performed on this unit to meet needs as diverse as access control and customer loyalty program enrollment.  Holographic film or patch lamination offer security as well as a professional finish.  The LCD screen prompts and quick change ribbon cartridges make this machine simple to operate. </p>
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<p>PR5310 and PR5350</p>
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<p>Both of these models can be equipped to handle all varieties of inline encoding types from smart cards to proximity devices.  Front and back security lamination is coupled with dual sided printing to increase durability and decrease the chances of card fraud.  The 5310 offers a lower price point that will appeal to start up businesses while the 5350 has the fastest print speed of all Nisca&#8217;s printers (158 full color cards per hour).  Either model can be upgraded with the PR5302 heat roller unit to add one or more specialty laminates to each card.</p>
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<p>PR-C101</p>
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<p>This ready-to-go single sided printer is a great starter unit for companies that want to hit the ground running with their employee ID program.  The C101 can be configured to output cards in the front or rear of the machine and the LCD panel swivels.  This allows you to orient the model to fit whatever space you have available.  Badge creation software is included with this unit and you can request mag stripe encoding as well for a complete package deal.  More advanced options can also be factory installed on this equipment, so be sure to select the electronic card applications you plan to work with at the time you place your order.</p>
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<p>Manufacturer Information</p>
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<p>Nisca prides itself on being an innovator in the ID card printing world.  They are the authors of many industry firsts including dual sided printing, self aligning print heads, and modular lamination units.  Their 1999 certification for environmental management systems is yet another marker of the forward thinking attitude embodied in their motto &#8220;Creation of Value for the Future&#8221;. Corporate, educational, and government institutions rely on Nisca products to enhance their secure ID systems with the latest technology on the market.</p>
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<p>Check out ID Superstore for low prices on <a rel="external nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.idsuperstore.com/card-printers-nisca-card-printers-c-2_33.html">Nisca card printers</a> including the <a rel="external nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.idsuperstore.com/nisca-prc101-single-sided-printer-p-1893.html">PR C101</a> and the <a rel="external nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.idsuperstore.com/nisca-pr53le-single-sided-printer-p-1806.html">PR53LE</a>.</p></p>
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		<title>Plastic Card Printing System</title>
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 Sophisticated plastic card printing system does not provide a solution to your specific needs right off-the-shelf. If this would be your case, there are a number of manufacturers that specializes in different types of plastic card printing system.  This would help you choose the right plastic card printer that will meet your bill [...]]]></description>
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<p> Sophisticated plastic card printing system does not provide a solution to your specific needs right off-the-shelf. If this would be your case, there are a number of manufacturers that specializes in different types of <a rel="external nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.ccsireland.ie">plastic card printing system. </a> This would help you choose the right plastic card printer that will meet your bill and card personalization and production<span id="more-56"></span>.  Here are some of the general ideas of plastic card printing system:</p>
<p>•    Logika Robust Thermal Printers and Embossing Desktop Systems <br />This plastic card printing system is appropriate for loyalty, payment, access control, membership and ID cards. This is greatly sophisticated technology combines with excellent build quality, vast consistency and low maintenance. </p>
<p>Primarily, this plastic card printing system is designed to bear up the rigors of permanent use within the largest trade bureaus. These systems are well built, tough and provide a great cost: performance ratio. This is based on the model preferred, choices like: magnetic stripe, single or double sided, smart cards and tipping. </p>
<p>•    Logika Modular Systems</p>
<p>This is a full-function scale for large-scale volume production of payment, loyalty, membership, access control and ID cards. It is also combined with   exceptional   build quality, perfect consistency and low continuance.</p>
<p>•    Dynetics Intellifold Card Mailing System</p>
<p>This is used to smooth the progress of producing large volumes of personalized card mailers. Tag on modules is available as possible extras to computerize the card production and mailing process.</p>
<p>With these diverse types of plastic card printing system, small and large businesses become more intelligent in choosing the best plastic card printer that will facilitate them to achieve better result. They serve as both a practical and efficient system for maintaining and handling sales, and also as a professional and continuing advertisement of your business.<br /> Now , you have the knowledge of different types of plastic card printing system for different function for good printing upshot, it is your job  to find  professionals to help you  identify, design   and develop custom solutions for you based on their expected development platforms and skill. You will be confident that they have the great experience of software customization with a high level of success. This would make sense to achieve significant savings for you.</p>
<p>Acquire an appropriate plastic card printing system for your printer and let your technical support guide you in utilizing these systems. It will give you a good fortune of time and money for other practical business intentions. <!--more--><br />
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<p>Patrick John, Freelance Web Content Article Writer for three years.</p></p>
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		<title>Smart Cards for a Smarter World</title>
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<p> In earlier days, the only way for a person that could be indentified was with a ID badge. As time has proved that, One could easily duplicate or copy a ID badge to enter into restricted areas. In Old days access to a property such as home and offices were restricted to Door Locks and Keys, again these can be duplicated for mere cents. Housing complexes were in a big problem, when renters left the premise and still could come back and enter a prop<span id="more-16"></span>erty when their lease expired causing thefts. Surely a lot of technologies was tried to overcome these challenges. They tried to add features such adding Magnetic strip, Bar codes, Holograms etc to secure duplication, but most of these lacked ways to control it. </p>
<p> Smart cards came into existence to defeat this purpose of duplicity and ways to secure information. This is the reason most companies now have Smart cards for Access to office or factories. They also help them for Attendance management and payroll calculations. The technology for smart card is very simple; there is a chip in a card which has a unique ID number that cannot be changed. There is a memory chip too, just in case you want to control access to certain door / areas of a location and add specific parameters that only you can control. The card can also store lots of information about the card holder in the cards memory. There are a variety of cards available today with various Memory configurations. These smart cards can also integrate Bar codes, Magnetic stripes, Laser Printing, Holograms and Dual Frequency Cards. These Smart Cards are broadly defined as Contact Based Smart Cards and Contactless Smart cards. The contact based cards are used in Secure Applications, such as Payment, Credit cards, Debit cards and other similar applications. The contactless Cards are used in solutions like access control, Attendance management, Home or Office doors, Parking management and similar applications. </p>
<p> RFID Infotek is the leading RFID Solutions Company in the world. They manufacture Smart cards to address several of these requirements. RFID Infotek has over 20 different types of <a rel="external nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.rfidinfotek.com">Smart Card</a>s, depending upon needed application and requirements. RFID Infotek is a RFID Solutions company, which was founded in 2008 and very rapidly grown into one of the largest <a rel="external nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.rfidinfotek.com">RFID tag</a>s Manufacturing Company. The company makes over 200 different kinds of RFID tags for various needs. They cover for Paper Tags, PVC tags, PET Tags, Key Fobs, Specialty Tags and On Metal Tags. They provide these Tags in all frequency bands such as LF (Low Frequency 125k-134.2K), HF (High Frequency 13.56 Mhz), UHF ( Ultra High Frequency 860-975 Mhz) and Active (Battery Assisted 2.45ghz ) Tags. RFID Infotek have a dedicated R&amp;D division which work on methods to lower cost of manufacturing and getting higher ROI for RFID users. <!--more--><br />
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Systems Integrators’ of Access Control Systems, can contact RFID Infotek to find out the right product to suit their clients needs. You can reach them on the web at <a rel="external nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.rfidinfotek.com"></a><a rel="external nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.rfidinfotek.com" target="_blank">www.rfidinfotek.com</a> , Email: <a rel="external nofollow" target="_blank" href="mailto:sales@rfidinfotek.com">sales@rfidinfotek.com</a> and on phone at 1-888-NOW-RFID (1-888-669-7343).
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