GSO ISO/IEC 13157-4:2021

ISO/IEC 13157-4:2016
Gulf Standard   Current Edition · Approved on 01 July 2021

Information technology — Telecommunications and information exchange between systems — NFC Security — Part 4: NFC-SEC entity authentication and key agreement using asymmetric cryptography

GSO ISO/IEC 13157-4:2021 Files

GSO ISO/IEC 13157-4:2021 Scope

ISO/IEC 13157-4:2016 specifies the message contents and the cryptographic mechanisms for PID 03.

ISO/IEC 13157-4:2016 specifies key agreement and confirmation mechanisms providing mutual authentication, using asymmetric cryptography, and the transport protocol requirements for the exchange between Sender and TTP.

NOTE ISO/IEC 13157-4:2016 adds entity authentication to the services provided by ISO/IEC 13157-3 (ECMA-409) NFC-SEC-02.

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