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June 2014

Elliptic curve cryptography in transport ticketing

This article in our Royal Holloway Security Series looks at how elliptic curve cryptography on transport payment cards improves transaction times.

Table Of Contents

The move towards elliptic curve cryptography on payment cards
How the adoption of any new system, such as contactless payment card ticketing, may improve upon, the operational performance of current systems.
The role of fast transaction times in achieving desired levels of throughput

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