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Subject: Re: Sun Microsystems MicrosoftNovember 25th2002installation and support of future smart card readers


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Date Posted: 18:06:49 12/04/02 Wed
In reply to: anonymous 's message, "Sun Micosystems Microsoft March 2002." on 18:03:27 12/04/02 Wed

http://www.scmmicrosystems.com/corporate/p_report.html?release=169&year=2002
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SCM’s Smart Card Reader Technology Used By Microsoft
Simplifies Reader Installation Process For Secure Authentication
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FREMONT, Calif. – November 25, 2002 – SCM Microsystems, Inc. (Nasdaq: SCMM, Neuer Markt: SMY), a leading provider of solutions that open the Digital World, today announced that Microsoft Corp.’s Windows Division will use its smart card readers to develop a class driver for the USB Chip Card Interface Device (CCID) specification, facilitating the installation and support of future smart card readers.
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Microsoft will use SCM’s USB SCR331 CCID reader as a reference model to develop drivers for Windows XP and Microsoft .NET operating systems. This will simplify installation and lead to a generic ‘Plug and Play’ solution for smart card customers.
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“With Windows XP, we have focused heavily on making it easy for customers to connect USB devices to their PCs,” said Fred Bhesania, Program Manager in the Microsoft Windows Division. “As one of the first developers of a CCID smart card reader and an active participant in the USB Device Working Group, SCM was selected, among other hardware vendors, to test Microsoft’s beta driver. When used with SCM’s smart card readers, Microsoft’s driver will provide customers with an easy and secure way to access information.”
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“Being selected by Microsoft as a standard for USB CCID beta testing is testament to SCM’s industry leading digital access technology,” said Robert Schneider, CEO at SCM Microsystems. “By working with Microsoft, we are simplifying smart card technology, allowing Plug and Play access by eliminating the complicated installation process and helping drive down deployment costs. SCM is striving toward expanding the smart card market, and developing standards is a critical component for global acceptance.”
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For further information on the Microsoft USB CCID class driver development, please visit www.microsoft.com/hwdev/tech/input/smartcard/USB_CCID.asp. For further information on SCM Microsystems smart card reader technology, please visit www.scmmicro.com.
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About SCM Microsystems
SCM Microsystems is a leading supplier of solutions that open the Digital World by enabling people to conveniently access digital content and services. SCM’s Security business provides smart card reader technology for the PC platform and conditional access modules for the digital TV platform to OEM customers in the government, financial, enterprise and broadcasting markets worldwide. The Company’s Digital Media and Video business provides hardware, software and silicon solutions for creating and sharing digital media content to the worldwide retail market under the Dazzle&153; brand. Global headquarters are in Fremont, California, with European headquarters in Ismaning, Germany. For additional information, visit the SCM Microsystems website at www.scmmicro.com.
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http://www.wavxtek.org/Proton.pdf
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Armand Linkens, CEO at Proton World, said, "We are greatly encouraged by this agreement which sees Proton Prisma DP
adopted by a world market leader with great influence in the smart card world. We are also pleased that Sun Microsystems™supports our efforts to design a new, highly-secure, open, scaleable technology that offers solutions for smart card issuers andn users around the world."
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Richard Green, Vice-President and General Manager, Java Software at Sun Microsystems, said, "Proton Prisma DP
complements Java Card technology's secure, interoperable platform for the development of compelling e-commerce
applications and services because it offers issuers an efficient, flexible and cost-effective solution. Integrating Proton Prisma DP with the Java Card platform will create a robust, scaleable and open environment for Open Platform issuers."
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http://www.smartcardalliance.org/about_alliance/current_members.cfm#1
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Current Members
Principal Members
Auditing Members
Government Members
University Members
Principal
ACI Worldwide
American Express
Atmel Corporation
Bank of America
CrossCom National, Inc.
Datacard Group
EDS
First Data Resources
Gemplus
IBM
Infineon Technologies MasterCard International
Northrop Grumman
Oberthur Card Systems
Philips Semiconductors
SchlumbergerSema
SCM Microsystems
Smart Card Alliance
The Boeing Company
Unisys Corporation
Visa USA
XTec, Incorporated

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