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System architecture, BlackBerry device pushes an IT policy to the BlackBerry Smart Card Reader

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System architecture The BlackBerry® Smart Card Reader is designed to connect to a Bluetooth® enabled BlackBerry device and a Bluetooth enabled computer. The BlackBerry Smart Card Reader supports using certificates that a PKI generates with a BlackBerry device. The BlackBerry Smart Card Reader cannot communicate with the BlackBerry® Enterprise Server directly. When the BlackBerry device pushes an IT policy to the BlackBerry Smart Card Reader, the BlackBerry Smart Card Reader preserves the BlackBerry Enterprise Server signature on the IT policy. 7

Section	Page
BlackBerry Smart Card Reader	4
Authenticating a user using a smart card	4
Integrating a smart card with existing secure messaging technology	4
New in this release	5
System requirements	6
System architecture	7
BlackBerry Enterprise Solution security	8
Protecting Bluetooth connections on a BlackBerry device	8
Managing a Bluetooth enabled BlackBerry device	8
Restricting Bluetooth technology on a Bluetooth enabled computer	9
Bluetooth security measures on the BlackBerry Smart Card Reader	9
BlackBerry Smart Card Reader security	10
Control Bluetooth connections from third-party applications	11
Managing the BlackBerry Smart Card Reader	12
Opening an encrypted and authenticated connection to the BlackBerry Smart Card Reader	14
Secure pairing PIN	14
Performing the Bluetooth pairing process and the secure pairing process on a BlackBerry device	15
Performing the Bluetooth pairing process and the secure pairing process on a computer	15
Reconnecting to a BlackBerry device or computer automatically	15
Initial key establishment protocol used in the secure pairing process	15
Initial key establishment protocol process	15
Connection key establishment protocol used in the secure pairing process	16
Connection key establishment protocol process	17
Encrypting and authenticating data on the application layer	18
Two-factor authentication	18
Turning on two-factor authentication on a BlackBerry device	18
Confirming that a BlackBerry device is bound to the correct smart card	19
Unbinding the smart card from a BlackBerry device	19
Configuring two-factor authentication on a computer	19
Proximity authentication	20
Locking a BlackBerry device when the BlackBerry Smart Card Reader moves out of Bluetooth technology range	20
Configuring a BlackBerry device to use a specific BlackBerry Smart Card Reader	20
Two-factor content protection	20
Process flow: Protecting the content encryption key using two-factor content protection	21
BlackBerry Smart Card Reader supported algorithms	22
Connection key establishment protocol errors	23
Application layer protocol encryption and authentication	24
BlackBerry Smart Card Reader shared cryptosystem parameters	25
Examples of attacks that the BlackBerry Smart Card Reader security protocols are designed to prevent	26
Eavesdropping	26
Impersonating a BlackBerry device or computer	26
Man-in-the-middle attack	26
Offline attack	26
Offline dictionary attack	27
Online dictionary attack	27
Small subgroup attack	27
Smart card binding information	28
BlackBerry Smart Card Reader reset process	29
Related resources	30
Glossary	31
Provide feedback	32

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System architecture

The BlackBerry® Smart Card Reader is designed to connect to a Bluetooth® enabled BlackBerry device and a

Bluetooth enabled computer. The BlackBerry Smart Card Reader supports using certificates that a PKI generates

with a BlackBerry device.

The BlackBerry Smart Card Reader cannot communicate with the BlackBerry® Enterprise Server directly. When the

BlackBerry device pushes an IT policy to the BlackBerry Smart Card Reader, the BlackBerry Smart Card Reader

preserves the BlackBerry Enterprise Server signature on the IT policy.