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The document summarizes a Java Ring, which is a finger ring containing a microprocessor that provides computing capabilities. It has components like a Java iButton microprocessor, JVM, RAM, ROM, and battery. It can interface externally through the iButton, a blue dot receptor, and serial port adapter. Key features include supporting the Java Card 2.0 standard, password protection, storage of files and directories, and a real-time clock. The Java Ring was first introduced in 1998 and has potential applications like securely printing postage from any PC for the US Postal Service. It provides security through memory clearing and an unstabilized ring oscillator.

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The document summarizes a Java Ring, which is a finger ring containing a microprocessor that provides computing capabilities. It has components like a Java iButton microprocessor, JVM, RAM, ROM, and battery. It can interface externally through the iButton, a blue dot receptor, and serial port adapter. Key features include supporting the Java Card 2.0 standard, password protection, storage of files and directories, and a real-time clock. The Java Ring was first introduced in 1998 and has potential applications like securely printing postage from any PC for the US Postal Service. It provides security through memory clearing and an unstabilized ring oscillator.

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Java Ring

Presented by:
Mathew Kurian
Roll No: 03
S5 MCA
KCMT
Introduction

A Java Ring is a finger ring that contains a


small microprocessor with built-in capabilities
for the user, a sort of smart card that is
wearable on a finger.
Java Ring
Components

• Java iButton – the micro processor


• JVM
• 134 KB of RAM
• 32 KB of ROM
• Real-time clock
• Lithium battery
External Interfacing

• iButton
• Blue Dot receptor
• RS232C serial port adapter
• NVRAM
Features

• Java Card 2.0 standard


• Large RAM and ROM memory capacity
• Unalterable real time clock
• 1-Wire bus standard
• SRAM memory
Features…

• Rapid zeroization
• 1024 bit encryption
• Unique 8-byte serial number
• Can hold files and subdirectories
• Easy read and write
Features…

• Password-protected file areas


• Built-in counters
• Temperature sensors
• Continuously running date/time clock
• Powerful microprocessor support
History
• Dallas Semiconductor Corporation

• 1989 : 1-Wire communication protocol

• 1990 : “ touch memory " devices

• 1998 : JavaOne Conference – Java Ring

• Test run : Celebration School, Orlando, FL .


The postal security device

• The U.S. Postal Service application.


• Permit printing of valid U.S. postage on any PC.
• Crypto iButton
Crypto iButton
• High processor performance
• High-speed cryptography
• Exceptional protection mechanism
• E-Commerce firmware
• OOD and Byte code interpreter
• The Java connection – Java iButton
Physical Security

• Metallurgically bonded silicon die


• Near-instantaneous clearing of all memory
• Single data line
• Unstabilized ring oscillator
Internal Architecture
The Java Card applet model

• Client/server architecture
• Network protocol packets
• Application Program Data Units (APDUs)
• Applets
Conclusion

Java Ring permits attachment to a wide


variety of personal accessories that includes
rings, watchbands or necklaces. The user
can select a variation that suits his or her
lifestyle and this device is becoming more
popular in these days.
References

• www.javaworld.com
• www.ibutton.com
• www.java.sun.com
Thank You

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