From: Florent Deybach (fdeybachgmail.com)
Date: Mon Apr 22 2013 - 03:38:08 CDT

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Hi Sébastien,

First thanks for your precise answer.

First of all, make sure you have the correct keys. The card may have
> different SDs, configured with different keys.
> If the card has no
> default selected application (which is the case for most cards), you
> don't need the SD AID.
>

I am pretty sure I have the correct keys. My SIM card provider told me to
use the default VISA keys (404142....).
By the way, how do I know which one is the default selected Application by
the GP output?
Can I tell by the right-part of the GP list command?
ISD LC: 7 PR: 0x9A
App LC: 7 PR: 0x04
Exe LC: 1 PR: 0x00

> What is your card? An NFC phone secure element?
> a SIM card? A generic card? Is it accessed via contacts, or via a
> contactless interface?
>

It is accessed via contacts (via a generic Gemalto Reader).
It is a Infineon SIM Card from G&D with an preloaded application:
SmrtCaféExpert 4.0

> I think that in your card, A0 00 00 01 51 00 00 is not a security domain,
> since the class 0x80 is unknown after you select this application.
> A locked card should not reply 6E00 but 6985.
>

Ok thanks for the precision.

> Automatic SD selection is a very bad idea, the selection order is
> arbitrary but this can lead to different behaviours on different cards.
>
> Manual SD selection is the way to go if you want to avoid strange
> problems.
>

Indeed, when I specify manually the SD, it works (see my previous mail)

> It seems that the correct SD for your card is the visa one
> (ending with 03)
>

Yes, that's what I've noticed.

Cheers,
Florent

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