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110 / 133 page ![]() NXP Semiconductors NTP53x2 NTAG 5 link - NFC Forum-compliant I2C bridge NTP53x2 All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers. © NXP B.V. 2020. All rights reserved. Product data sheet Rev. 3.3 — 3 July 2020 COMPANY PUBLIC 544533 110 / 133 aaa-035479 NFC AREA_0-L I2C AREA_0-L I2C AREA_0-L 8 - bit NFC_PP_AREA_0-H 8 - bit I2C_PP 16 - bit PP_AREA_1 NFC AREA_0-H AREA_1 COUNTER Figure 14. Concept of memory areas 8.6.3 Plain password authentication NTAG 5 link implements plain password authentication scheme from NFC perspective. In summary, seven 32-bit passwords are available from NFC perspective. • Read • Write • Restricted AREA_1 Read • Restricted AREA_1 Write • Destroy • NFC Privacy password (is used to come out of NFC PRIVACY mode) • EAS/AFI protection 64-bit password protection can be enabled for read and write operations. A 32-bit password is used to authenticate, before doing memory operations. The mechanism is easy to use. After setting and locking the password, and setting right access conditions in initialization phase, the NFC Device needs to fetch a random number from the ICs. XORing the plain password and this random number results in used password to authenticate. From I2C perspective, plain password authentication can be enabled with two 32-bit passwords for the restricted AREA_1 and two for the rest of user EEPROM. To resist brute force attacks, a negative authentication counter can be enabled. How to use plain password authentication in applications is described in AN12366. 8.6.4 AES authentication NTP5332 version of NTAG 5 link implements AES authentication from NFC perspective. Highest security level of NTAG 5 link is AES mutual authentication based on the Crypto Suite AES128 as defined in ISO/IEC 29167-10. A 128-bit password is used to (mutual) authenticate, before doing memory operations. From I2C perspective, only plain password authentication can be enabled. How to use AES authentication in applications is described in AN12366. |
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