What is "Secure Box version"?

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djdirkj
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The GetVersion-APDU in AN12413 specification defines "VersionInfo" with a 2-byte "Secure Box version". There is no definition as to what is exactly is.

Why do I need this information?

I'm in the middle of a certification of a product with a notified body. This product uses a SE050 for certain security features and this is part of the certification since the SE050 also contains a form of firmware. 

 

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Kan_Li
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Hi @djdirkj ,

 

Yes, all these parameters are static on SE050A.

 

Have a great day,
Kan


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Kan_Li
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Hi @djdirkj ,

 

Please record the Secure Box version as part of the SE050 software/configuration evidence, but do not try to interpret it independently unless NXP provides a controlled definition; for certification, the full GetVersion / se05x_GetInfo output is the stronger traceability artifact.

 

Have a great day,
Kan


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djdirkj
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Hi @Kan_Li ,

 

thank you for your response!

Let me rephrase the question:

I have a reel of about 500 SE050A2 components at our EMS. If I produce 500 products with these SE050, how can I be sure that every SE050 is exactly the same?

If there is a difference in the SE050 it does not adhere to the certificate and it needs amendments to the certificate. I hope you understand that this is not desirable.

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Kan_Li
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Hi @djdirkj ,

 

Please do not try to prove that all SE050A2 chips are literally identical; prove that they have the same OEF ID, platform build ID, OS patch level, applet version, and feature configuration, while recording unique serial/batch data for traceability.

 

Have a great day,
Kan


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djdirkj
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Hi @Kan_Li ,

 

thank you for your timely reply, I appreciate it.

Can you confirm that every SE050A2 has the same:

OEF ID, platform build ID, OS patch level, applet version, and feature configuration.

 

And if we order a new batch, this does not change.

This is all I need to know regarding this topic.

 

Kind regards,

 

Dirk Jan

 

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Kan_Li
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Hi @djdirkj ,

 

Yes, all these parameters are static on SE050A.

 

Have a great day,
Kan


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