Category:UniMate Family - Revision history

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	'''UniMate''' is a family of new two-factor authentication tokens designed by SecuTech, based on smart card technology, and focusing on versatile and mobile platforms, and PCs. It includes:		'''UniMate''' is a family of new two-factor authentication tokens designed by SecuTech, based on smart card technology, and focusing on versatile and mobile platforms, and PCs. It includes:
	* UniMate USB - a two-factor USB authentication device, providing portable authentication and verification solutions.		* UniMate USB - a two-factor USB authentication device, providing portable authentication and verification solutions.

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	'''UniMate''' is a family of new ~~devices~~ designed by SecuTech, focusing on versatile platforms, ~~mobile platforms~~ and PCs. It includes:		'''UniMate''' is a family of new two-factor authentication tokens designed by SecuTech, based on smart card technology, and focusing on versatile and mobile platforms, and PCs. It includes:
	* a ~~Mobile Authentication~~ device - UniMate ~~Flex/STD;~~		* UniMate USB - a two-factor USB authentication device, providing portable authentication and verification solutions.
	* a ~~magnetic strip reader~~ - ~~UniMate Reader;~~		* UniMate Drive - identical to the UniMate USB, it offers in addition a virtual CD, password-protected and hidden partition, to go along with its default storage.
	* and a USB to ~~Audio port adapter -~~ UniMate ~~Adapter~~.		* UniMate STD - a two-factor mobile authentication token, that includes both a 3.5mm TRRS audio connector and a type A USB connector.
			* UniMate Flex - nearly identical to the UniMate STD, the UniMate Flex additionally offers an interactive LED display, providing greater transaction details.
	~~== Release Date ==~~

	~~January-01-2012~~

	== Concept ==		== Concept ==

Bao at 06:19, 5 July 2016

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	'''UniMate''' is a ~~series~~ of new devices designed by SecuTech, ~~which focus~~ on versatile ~~platform~~, ~~personal computer~~ and ~~mobile platform~~. It includes a Mobile Authentication device -UniMate Flex/STD, a magnetic strip reader - UniMate Reader, and a USB to Audio port adapter - UniMate Adapter.		'''UniMate''' is a family of new devices designed by SecuTech, focusing on versatile platforms, mobile platforms and PCs. It includes:
			* a Mobile Authentication device - UniMate Flex/STD;
			* a magnetic strip reader - UniMate Reader;
			* and a USB to Audio port adapter - UniMate Adapter.

	==Release Date==		== Release Date ==

	January-01-2012		January-01-2012

	== Concept ==		== Concept ==

	The level of protection offered by current mobile technology when transmitting data has been known to be broken. The KASUMI block cipher used to protect 3G mobile ~~communication~~ has many known exploits, the ~~publically~~ documented and published related key attack in January 2010 proves that the cipher is not secure.		The level of protection offered by current mobile technology when transmitting data has been known to be broken. The KASUMI block cipher used to protect 3G mobile communications has many known exploits, the publicly documented and published related key attack in January 2010 proves that the cipher is not secure.

	The ~~idea of the Unimate~~ project team is to use a separate authentication device which takes ~~the~~ advantage of proven and effective techniques to provide strong authentication for mobile ~~platform~~.		The UniMate project team's idea was to use a separate authentication device which takes advantage of proven and effective techniques to provide strong authentication for mobile platforms.

	As most mobile devices do not have USB port, the popular USB token solution is not suitable for mobile devices. Considering that most mobile devices have audio jack interface, the UniMate is equipped a TRRS to transfer data between mobile devices and UniMate ~~token~~.		As most mobile devices do not have a USB port, the popular USB token solution is not suitable for mobile devices. Considering that most mobile devices have an audio jack interface, the UniMate is equipped with a TRRS plug to transfer data between mobile devices and UniMate tokens.

	To make the more adaptable, the project team maintained a micro USB to support ~~personal computer~~, and the internal battery can be charged via ~~the~~ USB port.		To make the UniMate more adaptable, the project team maintained a micro USB port to support PCs, and the internal battery can be charged via that USB port.

Joseph at 04:50, 25 September 2012

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	[[category:Mobile Authentication]]		[[category:Mobile Authentication]]
	'''UniMate''' is a series of new devices designed by SecuTech, which focus on versatile platform, personal computer and mobile platform. It includes a [[Mobile Authentication]] device -UniMate Flex/STD, a magnetic strip reader - UniMate Reader, and a USB to Audio port adapter - UniMate Adapter.
			'''UniMate''' is a series of new devices designed by SecuTech, which focus on versatile platform, personal computer and mobile platform. It includes a Mobile Authentication device -UniMate Flex/STD, a magnetic strip reader - UniMate Reader, and a USB to Audio port adapter - UniMate Adapter.

	==Release Date==		==Release Date==
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	The level of protection offered by current mobile technology when transmitting data has been known to be broken. The KASUMI block cipher used to protect 3G mobile communication has many known exploits, the publically documented and published related key attack in January 2010 proves that the cipher is not secure.		The level of protection offered by current mobile technology when transmitting data has been known to be broken. The KASUMI block cipher used to protect 3G mobile communication has many known exploits, the publically documented and published related key attack in January 2010 proves that the cipher is not secure.

	~~<br>~~

	The idea of the Unimate project team is to use a separate authentication device which takes the advantage of proven and effective techniques to provide strong authentication for mobile platform.		The idea of the Unimate project team is to use a separate authentication device which takes the advantage of proven and effective techniques to provide strong authentication for mobile platform.

	As most mobile devices do not have USB port, the popular USB token solution is not suitable for mobile devices. Considering that most mobile devices have audio jack interface, the UniMate is equipped a TRRS to transfer data between mobile devices and UniMate token.		As most mobile devices do not have USB port, the popular USB token solution is not suitable for mobile devices. Considering that most mobile devices have audio jack interface, the UniMate is equipped a TRRS to transfer data between mobile devices and UniMate token.

	~~<br>~~

	To make the more adaptable, the project team maintained a micro USB to support personal computer, and the internal battery can be charged via the USB port.		To make the more adaptable, the project team maintained a micro USB to support personal computer, and the internal battery can be charged via the USB port.

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[[category:Mobile Authentication]]
'''UniMate''' is a series of new devices designed by SecuTech, which focus on versatile platform, personal computer and mobile platform. It includes a [[Mobile Authentication]] device -UniMate Flex/STD, a magnetic strip reader - UniMate Reader, and a USB to Audio port adapter - UniMate Adapter.

==Release Date==

January-01-2012

== Concept ==

The level of protection offered by current mobile technology when transmitting data has been known to be broken. The KASUMI block cipher used to protect 3G mobile communication has many known exploits, the publically documented and published related key attack in January 2010 proves that the cipher is not secure.

<br>

The idea of the Unimate project team is to use a separate authentication device which takes the advantage of proven and effective techniques to provide strong authentication for mobile platform.

As most mobile devices do not have USB port, the popular USB token solution is not suitable for mobile devices. Considering that most mobile devices have audio jack interface, the UniMate is equipped a TRRS to transfer data between mobile devices and UniMate token.

<br>

To make the more adaptable, the project team maintained a micro USB to support personal computer, and the internal battery can be charged via the USB port.