Active Identity makes the PKI chip go wafer thin
Posted By: Atul Roach | Mar 25 2008
The better the technology the slimmer it goes, that’s what this nano crazy world is all about barring that one disadvantage I always associate with it, our beloved user friendliness but it wont have much to do with a PKI chip. Innovative Card Technologies did justice to its name by incorporating security of a one-time passcode token unswervingly into a card the size of a standard payment card. It gets aptly christened as the ICT Display Card. It could mean a whole lot more to those freaks who resort to online transactions, making it easier and more diverse in terms of usage, all this at one go.
ict display card goes wafer thin
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