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28 / 132 page ![]() NXP Semiconductors MF2DL(H)x0 MIFARE DESFire Light contactless application IC MF2DL_H_x0 All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers. © NXP B.V. 2019. All rights reserved. Product data sheet Rev. 3.3 — 5 April 2019 COMPANY PUBLIC 430733 28 / 132 targeted key is the OriginalityKey. For the rest, the behavior is exactly the same as for AuthenticateEV2First, except for the following differences: • No PCDcap2 and PDcap2 are exchanged and validated. • Transaction Identifier TI is not reset and not exchanged. • Command Counter CmdCtr is not reset. After successful authentication, the PICC remains in EV2 authenticated state. On any failure during the protocol, the PICC ends up in not authenticated state. 9.1.7 Session Key Generation At the end of a valid authentication with AuthenticateEV2First or AuthenticateEV2NonFirst, both the PICC and the PCD generate two session keys for secure messaging, as shown in Figure 7: • SesAuthMACKey for MACing of messages • SesAuthENCKey for encryption and decryption of messages Note that these identifiers are also used in context of the LRP protocol, though the actual calculation of the session keys is different, see Section 9.2.7. aaa-032191 SesAuthENCKey = AES Session Key for encryption SesAuthMACKey = AES Session Key for MAC RndA MIFARE DESFire Light Authentication RndB KDF SesAuthENCKey = AES Session Key for encryption SesAuthMACKey = AES Session Key for MAC RndA AES Key Kx AES Key Kx PICC PCD RndB KDF Figure 7. Session key generation for Secure Messaging The session key generation is according to NIST SP 800-108 [8] in counter mode. The Pseudo Random Function PRF(key; message) applied during the key generation is the CMAC algorithm described in NIST Special Publication 800-38B [6]. The key derivation key is the key Kx that was applied during authentication. As the authentications are restricted to target AES keys, the generated session keys are also of AES. The input data is constructed using the following fields as defined by [8]. Note that NIST SP 800-108 allows defining a different order than proposed by the standard as long as it is unambiguously defined. |
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