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cyberJack® RFID standard

The cyberJack® RFID standard supports contactless RFID smartcards for applications such as the eID with the nID, cash card or eTicketing. Using contact smartcards it supports, for example, Online banking via HBCI/FinTS, secoders and EBICS as well as cash cards and qualified electronic signatures.

The cyberJack® RFID standard meets the strict requirements of the current GBIC (German Banking Industry Committee) standard and for Online banking it is a security-class 3 card reader. The cyberJack® RFID standard fully supports the PACE protocol of the nID and, if the eID function is used prior to data access, it clearly indicates the authorisations and the authorised persons on the display.

The cyberJack® RFID standard possesses secure, certified PIN entry for the eID function of the nID via PACE protocol as well as for all other contact smartcards.

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cyberJack® RFID standard

 


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cyberJack® RFID komfort

The cyberJack® RFID komfort combines excellent design with extensive functions. It supports almost all contact smartcard applications, such as Online banking via HBCI / FinTS, secoders and EBICS as well as cash cards and qualified electronic signatures. Equally, cyberJack® RFID komfort also supports contactless RFID smart cards and all their functions with maximum security, for example, the nID in conjunction with the ID cardApp.

Thanks to the fact that the authorised person and the authorisations are displayed on the big, illuminated LC display, you have full control over release of your personal data. Thanks to the secure PIN input via your own keyboard, the secrecy of your PIN is guaranteed at all times.

The modular firmware management permits the use of the cyberJack® RFID komfort in many applications; therefore, purchasing a single reader gives you a secure investment for multifunctional use over many years.

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cyberJack® RFID komfort

 


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cyberJack® wave

Inspite of all the work put in by the producers of Apps, tablets and smart phones, the security of an online transaction can only be guaranteed by a smartcard and a smartcard reader. The reader allows for a separate display of the transaction data and with HBCI / Secoder also a secure PIN entry. The elegant card reader cyberJack® wave opens the door as the link between smart phones and tablets for secured and easy mobile banking.

Thanks to the latest Bluetooth technology, the communication between your mobile devices has become simplicity in itself. You now have the comfort of carrying out home banking transactions from your armchair.

Regardless, whether you want to use the cyberJack® wave as TAN generator or as smartcard reader, more and more Apps utilise this secure process.

You don’t even have to enter your TAN, cyberJack® wave will do this for you. You can also use cyberJack® wave with RFID smartcards such as the contactless cash card or the new electronic ID.

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cyberJack® wave

 


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cyberJack® one

The cyberJack® one is the new all-rounder for secure online banking. It carries on the success story of its cyberJack® predecessors and unites innovative functions in one reader.

The new reader accommodates everything in one elegant device either as a smart card reader for HCBI/FinTS, EBICS or as a TAN generator with USB function. 

Thanks to the SECODER function, it achieves the highest security level of the German Banking Industry for online banking.

Of course, in addition to online banking, it can also do, for example, Single-Sign-On with smart card, encryption, the advanced electronic signature and much more.

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cyberJack® one

 


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cyberJack® RFID basis

The cyberJack® RFID basic was primarily designed for using electronic proof of identity by means of the new ID card, where the nID can be used as identification on the Internet. After the PIN is entered on the PC keyboard the RFID reader builds up a secure connection between the web application and the nID.

Authorised eBusiness and eGovernment service providers are permitted to read out personal data stored on the nID which are thus released for the purpose of identification and authentication. A typical use case for this is, for example, for inputting addresses and verifying identities by means of nID in dealings with an Internet shop in order to set up a customer account and to shop there.

Besides the applications of the nID, the reader also assists all other RFID applications, such as eTicketing with RFID cards. For convenience the nID can also be inserted into the reader at a 45° angle.

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cyberJack® RFID basis