The document introduces SOSSE, an open source smart card operating system designed for education purposes. SOSSE is implemented in C and runs on inexpensive smart card hardware based on AVR microcontrollers. It provides basic smart card functionality like file systems, access control, and cryptography with a small code footprint. The document outlines SOSSE's design, components, development tools, and potential student projects for expanding its capabilities. The goal is to provide an educational platform for learning about smart card operating systems without restrictions of commercial solutions.
The document introduces SOSSE, an open source smart card operating system designed for education purposes. SOSSE is implemented in C and runs on inexpensive smart card hardware based on AVR microcontrollers. It provides basic smart card functionality like file systems, access control, and cryptography with a small code footprint. The document outlines SOSSE's design, components, development tools, and potential student projects for expanding its capabilities. The goal is to provide an educational platform for learning about smart card operating systems without restrictions of commercial solutions.
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Simple Operating System for Smartcard Education,
Smart Card Hardware,AT90S8515
The document introduces SOSSE, an open source smart card operating system designed for education purposes. SOSSE is implemented in C and runs on inexpensive smart card hardware based on AVR microcontrollers. It provides basic smart card functionality like file systems, access control, and cryptography with a small code footprint. The document outlines SOSSE's design, components, development tools, and potential student projects for expanding its capabilities. The goal is to provide an educational platform for learning about smart card operating systems without restrictions of commercial solutions.
The document introduces SOSSE, an open source smart card operating system designed for education purposes. SOSSE is implemented in C and runs on inexpensive smart card hardware based on AVR microcontrollers. It provides basic smart card functionality like file systems, access control, and cryptography with a small code footprint. The document outlines SOSSE's design, components, development tools, and potential student projects for expanding its capabilities. The goal is to provide an educational platform for learning about smart card operating systems without restrictions of commercial solutions.
