WO1998052151A1 - Electronic transaction - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to electronic transactions, i.e. primarily payments, which are effected electronically. More specifically, the invention con- cerns electronic transactions effected while employing a user card, such as a cash card, credit card, charge card, or the like, said card being a so-called smart card.
- a user card such as a cash card, credit card, charge card, or the like
- a main object of the present invention is to facilitate electronic transactions in a simplified fashion while maintaining full security.
- a further object is to facilitate different kinds of electronic transactions within the scope of the same basic concept.
- One more object is to facilitate electronic transactions independently of the choice of information transfer channel for the used transaction message.
- a still further object is to facilitate electronic transactions which basically do not require transmission of the used transaction message through a reliable information transfer channel.
- the invention thus is based on an insight of the advantage of using special transaction messages which, independently and under the user's full control, are created by a user and which are of such nature that they can have been created by the user only, they cannot have been tampered with while being transferred to a receiver or addressee without such tampering being easily recognised (authentication) and can easily be validated after transfer for the purpose of finalising the desired transaction.
- the sender uses a unique smart card assigned to him, w th a private key stored therein (whose public equivalence in an asymmetrical cryptographic system is generally available) m order to provide a transaction message created by the sender with a digital signature which is unique to the sender, whereupon the signed transaction message can be transferred n an arbitrary manner.
- the digital signature further entails a data lock which prevents the message from being tampered with without this being recognised m a subsequent authentication by using the generally available public key, which belongs to the user.
- the user's independent creating of the transaction message means full control of the contents of the message.
- the invention thus requires that sensitive information, such as a card number, in the transmitted transaction message be connected to a digital signature to make the information at issue usable. Without connection to a digital signature, the information thus is basically of no value and consequently cannot be misused for false network transactions, even if the information could be caught by a person not concerned m connection with a transmission of the transaction message.
- a transaction message according to the invention contains information on sender, transaction amount and receiver and preferably a variable piece of information, such as a serial number.
- the user thus creates what can be said to be a signed "electronic cheque", which can be transmitted m an arbitrary manner and at an arbitrary point of time to an addressee or receiver.
- a transaction message according to the invention can be checked for authenticity by checking the digital signature, whereupon validation and charging or crediting the receiver with the transaction amount at issue can take place m an arbitrary, suitable manner, suitably according to the same principles as apply to the cashing of an ordinary cheque or to clearing m connection with a card purchase.
- the transmitted, signed transaction message may contain the required transaction information as plain text, in which case the digital signature can, in a manner known per se, be provided on the basis of a condensate of the message information. This means that the subsequent authentication, validation and crediting on the receiver side will be facilitated since the required information is immediately available, such as information on sender, which makes it easy to fetch the correct public key for authentication of the digital signature .
- the transmitted transaction message can be provided with special sender information which makes it possible on the receiver side to fetch the correct public key for authentication and conversion of the transaction message into plain text.
- the transaction message may contain sender information of an arbitrary, suitable kind, such as at least one of the following pieces of information: a card number, a cash card number, a charge card number, a credit card number, an account number, an invoice number and an ID number.
- sender information of an arbitrary, suitable kind, such as at least one of the following pieces of information: a card number, a cash card number, a charge card number, a credit card number, an account number, an invoice number and an ID number.
- sender information of an arbitrary, suitable kind, such as at least one of the following pieces of information: a card number, a cash card number, a charge card number, a credit card number, an account number, an invoice number and an ID number.
- At least one of the following pieces of information may be involved: a card number, a cash card number, a charge card number, a credit card number, an account number, an invoice number and an ID number. Also in this case, it is sufficient that the information on the receiver side can be unambiguously related to a receiver of payment. It should be noted that transferring a transaction amount to a receiver need not entail the crediting of a receiver account, but it may also imply that e.g. an administrative unit receiving the transaction message, after authentication and validation, charges a sender account and sends to the receiver what may be considered a check or a postal order.
- an essential feature of the present invention is that the sender, i.e. the user of the smart card, creates and signs the transaction message under his own control, i.e. basically independently of a connection to a communications network and of a computer dialogue with a receiver, although such a dialogue of course may take place in connection with the transmission of a signed transaction message. Consequently the trans ⁇ action message is created preferably without connection to the communications network or off-line.
- the sender fully controls which data are input for creating of the transaction message.
- the signing can be carried out only by the sender since in the normal case he is the only one to be able to activate his smart card and to release the signing.
- the transmission or handing over of the signed transmission message there are, however, no restrictions, as will be quite easily appreciated.
- the user or some person assisting him may take the smart card with the signed transaction message present therein to send the message later, to send the message from some other place etc, that is to say there is a great freedom of choice.
- the signed transaction message could also be transferred to special intermediate materials or a transport medium to be transmitted to a receiver and/or addressee .
- the transaction message is created in the smart card.
- the transaction message may suitably be created by means of the software inserted in the smart card in advance and sender information preferably inserted in the card in advance, e.g. a card number.
- a new serial num- ber is automatically created for each transaction message.
- the input of the necessary message information in the card may be carried out in different ways, for in- stance with the aid of the input means arranged on the smart card, the card advantageously consisting of a so- called advanced smart card.
- Information that is required for the transaction message can also be input with the aid of a protected card terminal, which advantageously may consist of the user's own terminal or computer provided with a card reader.
- Information that is necessary for the transaction message can also be input by means of a separate card communication unit, the latter prefer- ably later also serving as card activator.
- a separate card communication unit the latter prefer- ably later also serving as card activator.
- Such a unit can advantageously be designed as a small portable unit, which the user may take along and which is utilised by the user when he wants to activate his card and/or input information in the card in surroundings where no protect- ed card terminal is available.
- Information which is required for the transaction message can also be input by means of a telecommunications unit controlled by the smart card, especially a mobile telecommunications unit, such as a mobile tele- phone device.
- the unit may also be used to transfer the signed transaction message, for instance by using a so-called SMS-type service.
- a method for carrying out electronic transactions, in which a sender of transaction messages is assigned a smart card with an associated unique identity and a private key stored in the card in a protected manner, and in which an associated public key is kept generally available, said method being characterised in that in connection with an electronic transaction under the sender's own control, preferably through his own input of message information, the sender creates a transaction message, which contains information necessary for the transaction, and, in his smart card, provides the created transaction message with his digital signature while using his own private key for the purpose of subsequent output and transmission of the transaction message.
- a smart card for carrying out electronic transactions, said card comprising means for storing of card identification information, means for protected storing of a private key, means for storing of an asymmetrical algorithm, means for input of transaction information into the card, processor means for creating in the card a transaction message based on input transaction information, such as information on amount and receiver, and optionally information stored in the card, such as information on sender and preferably a serial number, and for providing the transaction message with a digital signature on the basis of said private key and said asymme- trical algorithm, and means for output of the signed transaction message.
- a combination is provided of a smart card and a user-controlled communication unit, which is arranged for communication with the smart card and with which the card is adapted to be combined with a view to producing an electronic transaction message, the card comprising means for protected storing of a private key, means for storing of an asymmetrical algorithm and processor means for pro- viding a created transaction message with a digital signature based on said private key and said algorithm, and said communication unit comprising means for input of transaction information, and means being arranged in the communication unit and/or in the card for producing said transaction message.
- a fourth aspect of the present invention involves use of a smart card with a private key stored therein and asymmetrical cryptographic algorithm for providing in the card, independently of the communications network, an electronic transaction message provided with a digital signature based on the private key. Additional aspects of distinctive features of the invention will appear from the following detailed description of various embodiments with reference to the accompanying drawings .
- FIG. 1 is a schematic illustration of an example of the carrying out of electronic transactions by using an open network, such as the Internet, in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention.
- Fig. 2 is a schematic illustration of the same kind as in Fig. 1, exemplifying alternative ways of carrying out electronic transactions according to the invention.
- Fig. 3 is a schematic illustration of an example of the carrying out of electronic transactions by using a shop card terminal, according to a different embodiment of the present invention.
- Fig. 4 is a schematic illustration of the same kind as in Fig. 3 of another example of the carrying out of electronic transactions by using a shop card terminal, according to the present invention.
- Fig. 5 is a schematic illustration of an example of the carrying out of electronic transactions by using a mobile telephone system, according to one more embodiment of the present invention.
- Fig. 6 is a schematic illustration of an example of the carrying out of electronic transactions by using an open network for direct contact with a bank, according to another embodiment of the present invention.
- Fig. 7 is a schematic illustration of examples showing how an advanced smart card can be used to carry out electronic transactions in accordance with the present invention. Description of Embodiments
- Fig. 1 illustrates schematically a first embodiment of the invention, which can be used for credit card payment via an open network, such as the Internet, between a sender and a receiver included in a network.
- the sender has access to a smart card 1 and a computer 3 which is provided with a suitable card reader (indicated at 2), and which typically can be a home computer and is connected to the Internet 5.
- a network server 7 is connected to the network 5 and to various credit card administrators 8 and 9 included in the network.
- the latter are in conventional manner connected to each other and to various institutions keeping accounts, such as banks 10, 11.
- the sender is supposed to have an account in the bank 10 and a credit card administered by the administrator 8, while the receiver 12 has an account in the bank 11 and a credit card administered by the administrator 9.
- a trusted third party (TTP) 13 is network admini- strator and responsible for the necessary handling of keys. TTP 13 thus assigns to each user his private key which is stored in a protected manner in the user's card 1, and keeps a catalogue 15 available, from which the public key of each user can be collected.
- said memory and processor means contain a cryptographic algorithm of an asymmetrical type, which can be a DES algo- rithm, and software for effecting the signing of a transaction message based on the private key and said cryptographic algorithm.
- the smart card 1 is activated in an arbitrary, suitable manner, for instance by means of a PIN input in the card, or biometrically.
- the card 1 When performing a transaction, the card 1 is placed in the card reader 17 of the computer 3 and the card is activated if this has not already been done. A transaction message can now be created in the smart card 1 and/or in the computer 3. If the creation takes place exclusively in the card, which from the viewpoint of security may be preferred, the card also contains soft- ware that is suitable for this purpose. In this case, the required information for the transaction message (especially regarding amount and receiver) is input via the keyboard of the computer 3 into the card.
- message information is input via the keyboard. It is advantageous to use as sender information a card identification, such as the number of the smart card, which is automatically supplied by the card as the transaction message is being created. As receiver information the card number of the receiver can advantageously be input.
- the transaction message After creating the transaction message, it should be provided with a serial number and signed, which, as mentioned above, is effected in the card. If the actual message has been created in the card, it may be desirable, with a view to restricting the software that must be available in the card, to effect the digital signature on the actual message, whereby the message obtains the form of cryptographic text.
- the signed message which is then transferred must be able to supply information on the sender, thereby making it possible to collect the public key necessary for authentication, as will be described below.
- the transaction message is created in the sender's own protected computer, it may be suitable to generate the digital signature on a condensate of the actual message, which will be available as plain text and also can be transmitted as plain text.
- the signed transaction message can now advantageously be given the form of e-mail and then be transmitted via the network 5 to the network server 7.
- the server 7 can, based on the information in the transaction message, directly send the signed message either to the sender's or the receiver's card administrator 8, 9, respectively, for the purposes of authentication and, if authenticity has been established, subsequent validation, charging the sender and crediting the sender with the transaction amount involved, while applying a suitable clearing procedure.
- the authentication means that, for instance, the sender's card administrator fetches the sender's public key from a key catalogue of his own or the catalogue 15 of TTP 13 and, by means thereof and of the cryptographic algorithm involved, checks the digital signature of the message .
- the server 7 fetches from the cata- logue 15 the public key belonging to the sender who can be identified by the received, signed transaction message, e.g. on the basis of special sender information such as a network identity or Internet identity. After conventional decrypting of the message by using the fetched public key, the server 7 has access to the information of the message as plain text and can send the message on for authentication etc, as mentioned above.
- Fig. 2 illustrates schematically a second embodiment of the invention, which uses basically the same configuration as in Fig. 1, although the transaction message from the sender is transmitted directly to a receiver's computer 21 via the network 5.
- the receiver sends the message on, which can be carried out via the network to the server 7, as indicated by the arrow 23, or by some other route as indicated by the arrow 25.
- the actual message is available as plain text, such that the receiver can see the information therein even if he does not have immediate access to the sender's public key for authentication or decryption of the digital signature.
- the signed message can however be encrypted by the sender with a public key belonging to the receiver, in which case the receiver upon receipt decrypts the message by using his own private key and the associated cryptographic algorithm and then forwards the decrypted, but still signed message.
- FIG. 3 illustrates schematically an embodiment of the invention which is suited for transactions via a foreign "terminal" 31 and which uses a user-controlled portable unit 33 for creating a transaction message.
- the unit 33 consists of a combined activator and information inputting means for the smart card.
- the unit 33 is in a suitable manner arranged for communication with the card 1, for instance by comprising an integrated card reader, into which the card is inserted.
- the unit 33 further has a keyboard and a display.
- the card When paying m e.g. a shop, the card is inserted in the unit 33 and activated, for instance, by inputting a PIN code by means of the keyboard of the unit. By means of the keyboard, the necessary payment information is also input, such as amount and receiver. If the transaction message is both created and signed in the actual card, the actual information will be transferred to the card. If the actual message and optionally a condensate thereof are to be created m the unit 33 for the purposes of transferring to and signing m the card 1, the unit is provided with processor means and the software required for this purpose.
- the card with the signed transaction message is now removed from the unit 33 and inserted into the shop's reader/terminal 31, from which the message is transmitted for continued processing m the same manner as described above. Accepted authentication and validation may suitably result m a receipt being sent back to the terminal. It will be appreciated that the terminal 31 could, of course, communicate with the server 7 in some other manner than via the network 5, for instance via a protected connection.
- Fig. 4 illustrates a variant of the embodiment shown m Fig. 3.
- the unit 33 in Fig. 3 is replaced by a protected, preferably off-line computer or terminal 43, which can be arranged in, for instance, a shop and permits off-line, secure creation of a transaction message m a way similar to that described in connection with Fig. 3, for the purposes of input in a shop card terminal 31.
- Fig. 5 illustrates an embodiment of the present invention which involves the use of a mobile telephone device 51 and an associated mobile telephone network 55.
- the mobile telephone device comprises, in addition to a mobile telephone function, also such an activating and input function as described in connection with the unit 33 in Fig. 3.
- the mobile telephone function is preferably also controlled by the smart card.
- the signed transaction message is transmitted to a unit or central unit 57, which effects continued processing of the transaction message, for instance, in accordance with that described in connection with the preceding Figures.
- the transmission of the transaction message can ad- vantageously take place while using a so-called SMS service or the like of the mobile telephone network.
- the unit 57 could also be a special central unit, which after authentication etc. effects payments based on the received transaction messages.
- Fig. 6 illustrates an embodiment of the present invention which advantageously can be used to effect payment orders.
- signed transaction messages are created as described, in this case exemplified with the same method as in Fig. 1.
- the transaction message is transmitted to the sender's bank 10 keeping the account, which in a catalogue 60 has access to the sender's public key.
- the bank could be card issuer and key administrator and that the sender information in the transaction mes- sage can suitably consist of the sender's bank account number .
- the sender's bank 10 Upon receipt of a transaction message and authentication thereof, the sender's bank 10 provides for, by a clearing procedure, the payee, who is identified in the transaction message suitably by the associated bank account number, being credited with the amount at issue, i.e. the receiver's account in the receiver's bank 11 being credited with the amount at issue.
- sender's bank 10 sends a delivery order directly to the receiver 12 based on, for instance, receiver information in the transaction message. This alternative is indicated by means of the dashed line 62 in Fig. 6.
- the sender uses the public key of the bank 10 and preferably the same cryptographic algorithm as is used for signing.
- the bank 10 can immediately carry out decryption by using its private key. If the bank 10 is administrator of the sender's pair of keys, i.e. has both the public key and the private key belonging to the sender, the sender can alternatively carry out the encryption of the signed message with the aid of his public key.
- the bank 10 can then decrypt the transmitted message by using the sender's private key, which is collected from a catalogue, before authentication is carried out by using the sender's public key.
- Fig. 7 illustrates schematically the use of a so-called advanced smart cart in connection with the invention.
- the advanced smart card 71 also has a keyboard and a display, which allows that a signed transaction message can be created in the card completely without external aids. Subsequently the card can be inserted into e.g. a computer or a terminal for the purposes of for- warding the message and continued processing in accordance with that described above.
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