USENIX Workshop on Smartcard Technology, May 10-11

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From: Jennifer Radtke
Date: Sat, 27 Feb 1999 00:00

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For Researchers, Product Developers and Smart Card Deployers

USENIX WORKSHOP ON SMARTCARD TECHNOLOGY
May 10-11, 1999
McCormick Place South
Chicago, Illinois, USA

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Review the full program and register online at
http://www.usenix.org/events/smartcard99/
Save when registering before Friday, April 16, 1999
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Advanced Technical Program
Peer-reviewed papers and selected presenters from around the world. 
You'll hear reports of the latest research, developments, and
deployments in:
* smart card hardware
* smart card software
* system issues
* strengths and weaknesses of smart cards
* smart cards' role in operating systems
* smart cards as a base technology in cryptographic systems

First of Its Kind in North America
The USENIX Workshop brings together researchers and practitioners for
authoritative how-to and who's doing what in smart card systems and
technologies. Join them for this unique opportunity to learn about what
is possible today in smart card technology, and on the drawing boards
for tomorrow.

Free Admission to the Largest Card & Security Exhibition
Attend the USENIX Workshop on Smart Card Technology and enjoy visiting
the CardTech/SecureTech '99 Exhibition, May 12-14, 1999, co-located in
McCormick Place South, Chicago. For more details, go to
http://www.ctst.com

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Sponsored by The USENIX Association
USENIX is an international membership society of scientists, engineers,
and systems administrators working on the cutting edge of systems and
software. Since 1975, USENIX conferences and workshops have been
recognized as bridging research, innovation and the practical. 
Excellence is assured by peer review.  The open exchange of technical
ideas and solutions prevails, unfettered by commercialism or stodginess.

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From: jennifer@usenix.org (Jennifer Radtke)
Subject: USENIX Workshop on Smartcard Technology, May 10-11
Date: 1999/02/27
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Organization: USENIX Association
Keywords: smartcard technology, smartcard, smart, card, USENIX, conference, workshop, UNIX, CardTech/SecureTech, research, secure personal data storage, Application loading, Smart card operating systems , Virtual machines, Integrated development environments, small-footprint encryption, Cryptographic accelerators, On-card data sharing schemes, Internet, Automatic mask generation, standardization, smart card chips, Application program interfaces, smart card hardware, tamper-resistance, Hardware and software certification, Security testing and benchmarks
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