Intel Corporation

Miguel Ballesteros

Kenneth W Reese

Nagaraj Raviprakash

Alex Nayshtut

Oleg Pogorelik

Sergey Sofer

Avishay Sharaga

Shahar Porat

Abhilasha Bhargav-Spantzel

Gennady Goltman

John H Vincent

Alan D Bumgarner

Logic to perform a point of sale (POS) transaction as Card Present. Logic may communicate with a web site of an online vendor to process a payment to the online vendor as a certified POS device. Logic may communicate with a payment service provider associated with the online vendor to process the payment in response to communicating with the web site. Logic may interact with a card reader to obtain a packet to process the payment with a payment instrument to verify the presence of the payment instrument. Logic may encrypt communications to transmit an authorization request to the payment service provider to process the payment with encrypted communications via a secure element agent of the certified POS device, the authorization request to comprise the packet to verify that the payment instrument is present for the transaction. And logic may receive an approval of the authorization request for the payment.

Methods and arrangements to complete online transactions

Described herein are architectures, platforms and methods for offloading process or application from a near field communication (NFC) master device for proxy delegation to a proxy NFC device.

Near field communications (NFC)-based offload of NFC operation

This disclosure describes systems, methods, and computer-readable media related to near field communication (NFC) access control in a secure element centric NFC architecture. A secure element may receive a request for information and process the received request to identify a first access level associated with the request and a second access level associated with an originator of the request. The secure element may determine if the first access level matches the second access level. If the first access level does not match the second access level, the secure element may transmit a message to the originator of the request indicating a denial of the request. If the first access level does match the second access level, the secure element may transmit the request to a near field communication (NFC) controller, receive information from the NFC controller, and transmit the information from the NFC controller to the originator of the request.

Systems and methods for NFC access control in a secure element centric NFC architecture

A radio communication device is described comprising: a transceiver circuit configured to communicate wirelessly with another device; a tamper-proof circuit connected to the transceiver circuit; and a processor connected to the tamper-proof circuit and configured to exchange data with the transceiver circuit via the tamper-proof circuit.

Radio communication devices and methods for controlling a radio communication device

Method to perform secure transactions with a digital device starts with microphone receiving signal generated by the digital device. Signal includes product information in inaudible portion of signal that identifies at least one product associated with a timeframe of signal. Trusted execution environment (TEE) generates start signal based on first sensor signal from first sensor that may be inertial sensor. Start signal is generated when first sensor signals indicate that user wishes to perform transactions with digital device. TEE verifies an origin of the product information to determine integrity of the origin and data. Display device displays purchasing information to a user that is based on the product information. TEE authenticates user based on second sensor signal from second sensor that may be biometrics sensor. TEE completes transaction to purchase at least one product by providing payment information associated with user. Other embodiments are also described.

Apparatus and method for performing secure transactions with a digital device

Methods and apparatus relating to key revocation in system on chip (also referred to as SOC or SoC) devices are described. In an embodiment, a storage device stores an identifier of an Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) and key versioning information corresponding to the OEM. At least a portion of the storage device is updated by a security engine in response to a determination that a first OEM key has been replaced with a second OEM key. Other embodiments are also claimed and described.

Key revocation in system on chip devices

Communication techniques for a secure near field communication (NFC) architecture are described. In one embodiment, for example, a wireless communications device may comprise a processor circuit, an application processor (AP) for execution on the processor circuit to generate a near field communication controller interface (NCI) packet, a secure element (SE) to wrap the NCI packet in a host controller protocol (HCP) packet, and an NFC controller to receive the HCP packet, the NFC controller comprising a tunneling module to obtain the NCI packet by unwrapping the HCP packet. Other embodiments are described and claimed.

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Roseville, CA, United States of America

Miguel Ballesteros