SCP02

SCP02 uses Triple DES encryption algorithm in CBC mode with Initialization vector (IV) of binary zeros. As SCP02 uses 3DES in CBC mode with fixed IV of binary zeros therefore its encryption scheme is deterministic and not highly secure and thus vulnerable to a classical plaintext-recovery attacks.

SCP02 relies on the «Encrypt-and-MAC» method, which means that it compute the MAC on the plain-text, encrypt the plain-text, and then append the MAC at the end of the ciphertext.

Related Products

Related Articles

ePasslet Suite soon available on Infineon’s SECORA ID

November 14th, 2019|

Nov 14, 2019 -- ePasslet Suite v3 – cryptovision’s Java card framework for electronic ID documents – will be available in 2020 on SECORA™ ID, Infineon’s new Java card operating system. Using ePasslet Suite, users of SECORA™ ID can easily and flexibly

STMicroelectronics has released the next generation of its STPay system-on-chip (SoC) payment solution

October 22nd, 2019|

October 2019 -- STMicroelectronics has released the next generation of its STPay system-on-chip (SoC) payment solution, leveraging state-of-the-art technology to increase contactless performance and protection, reduce power demand, and significantly improve the user experience. A sample of "STPay-Topaz-1", the first

SCP03

2022-05-25T17:39:52-07:00

SCP03 is a Asymmetric Secure Channel Protocol that relies on the Encrypt-then-MAC method. Secure Channel Protocol is a way of transferring data

Go to Top