@book{a442c8759934441489890b0d3fc5b813,
title = "Smart Cards and Card Operating Systems",
abstract = "The operating system of an IC card should provide an appropriate interface to applications using IC cards. An incorrect choice of operations and data renders the card inefficient and cumbersome. The design principles of the UNIX operating system are most appropriate for IC card operating system design. The actual design that we recognise as UNIX (or any other current operating system for that matter) is not appropriate for IC cards.",
keywords = "EWI-1126, IR-55705, SCS-Cybersecurity",
author = "Hartel, \{Pieter H.\} and \{de Jong\}, \{Eduard K.\}",
editor = "J. Bartlett",
note = "Imported from DIES",
year = "1996",
month = feb,
language = "Undefined",
series = "Technical Report / Declarative Systmes and Software Engineering Group",
publisher = "University of Southampton",
number = "DSSE-T",
address = "United Kingdom",
}