• CryptoRF devices are 13.56 MHz tags with a 64-bit embedded cryptographic engine, dual authentication capability, and up to 64 Kbits of memory
• tags use the authentication keys, session encryption keys, and a random number to generate a unique identity or cryptogram
• suitable to proximity applications that require a permanent record of the chain of ownership or are prone to counterfeiting
Atmel Corp.
(www.atmel.com)
• tags use the authentication keys, session encryption keys, and a random number to generate a unique identity or cryptogram
• suitable to proximity applications that require a permanent record of the chain of ownership or are prone to counterfeiting
Atmel Corp.
(www.atmel.com)
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