Abstract
The existing potential of mobile devices attracts government to use mobile devices at the government level. Therefore, the ISO 18013-5 [1] standard for identity identification was developed. It provides a mechanism for obtaining and trusting the driver’s license data. This paper describes an approach to deploy mobile driver’s license systems and an approach to enhance security for data storage based on the analysis of existing methods and models.
Highlights
Introduction that enables it to operate normally or in secure modeVirtualization of everything becomes more relevant, more and more ordinary processes are moving to the digital world
Today, virtualization of everything becomes more relevant, more and more ordinary processes are moving to the digital world
It separates to two modes: normal world (NWd) and secure world (SWd)
Summary
Virtualization of everything becomes more relevant, more and more ordinary processes are moving to the digital world. It is suggested to transfer physical documents to the digital world In this case, it is purposed to use the smartphone as a carrier of sensitive user information (in particular driver’s license). But appears a prob- TA is executed in the context of TEE and protected lem of the deployment of such system into the real by software and cryptographic isolation. Such an applienvironment based on the government and device’s cation is usually a small binary code that implements manufacturers limitations. Through the TEE Client API, which provides a connector interface between the secure kernel and Rich OS
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