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If you bring a mobile device with a powerful security chip identical to that of a passport
Smart mobility needed for future cities
By 2021, the number of mobile broadband subscribers worldwide is projected to reach 7.7 billion. Banking, online services for government agencies, and IoT services provided through smart city projects will become widespread via smartphones.
Therefore, if a verified electronic ID card can be transferred to a mobile device, it seems one can rest assured regarding the security features.

In fact, Infineon Technologies, which provides specialized mobile ID solutions for secure SIM cards, embedded security chips, micro SD cards, and Bluetooth tokens, has enhanced mobile security features with such technology.
By 2021, the number of mobile broadband subscribers worldwide is projected to reach 7.7 billion. Banking, online services for government agencies, and IoT services provided through smart city projects will become widespread via smartphones.
Therefore, if a verified electronic ID card can be transferred to a mobile device, it seems one can rest assured regarding the security features.
In fact, Infineon Technologies, which provides specialized mobile ID solutions for secure SIM cards, embedded security chips, micro SD cards, and Bluetooth tokens, has enhanced mobile security features with such technology.
Infineon's chip-based solutions have established themselves for electronic IDs, passports, and smart card-based identity verification documents. Infineon stated, "Infineon chips are used in one out of every four electronic IDs used worldwide, building their credibility." Importantly, these same security chips have been transferred to mobile devices. It stores personal and sensitive information, such as banking data and biometric data, and protects it by blocking it from system software.
본 기사에 대한 정정·반론·추후보도 청구는 보도 청구 안내를, 그간 게재된 보도문은 정정·반론보도 모아보기를 참고해 주세요.













