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Part # MF2DLX0
Description  MIFARE DESFire Light contactless application IC
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NXP Semiconductors
MF2DL(H)x0
MIFARE DESFire Light contactless application IC
MF2DL_H_x0
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Product data sheet
Rev. 3.3 — 5 April 2019
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between standard AES authentication and LRP authentication based on the message
length.
On First Authentication, the PCD can choose between AES and LRP secure messaging
by setting bit 1 of PCDCap2.1 in the issued command. The PD is configured for either
AES or LRP secure messaging by the setting of bit 1 from PDCap2.1. This setting is
defined with SetConfiguration, see Section 11.5.1.
If the PCD chooses for AES secure messaging, it sends PCDCap2.1 equaling 00h (or
no PCDCap2 at all). A MF2DL(H)x0 will accept the authentication if its PDCap2.1 bit 1
is not set, i.e. the MF2DL(H)x0 is configured for AES secure messaging. The command
is interpreted as AuthenticateEV2First, see Section 9.1.5 for detailed specification. If
PDCap2.1 bit 1 is set, i.e. the MF2DL(H)x0 is configured for LRP secure messaging, the
authentication request is rejected.
If the PCD chooses for LRP secure messaging, it sends PCDCap2.1 equaling 02h.
MIFARE DESFire Light will accept the authentication if its PDCap2.1 bit 1 is set, i.e. the
MF2DL(H)x0 is configured for LRP secure messaging. The command is interpreted as
AuthenticateLRPFirst and replied with 18 bytes, i.e. ADDITIONAL_FRAME, followed by
an additional AuthMode indicating LRP secure messaging, and 16 bytes of data, see
Section 11.4.3 for detailed specification. If PDCap2.1 bit 1 is not set, i.e. the MF2DL(H)x0
is configured for AES secure messaging, the authentication request is also accepted,
but responded with 17 bytes, i.e. the AuthenticateEV2First response composed of
ADDITIONAL_FRAME, followed by 16 bytes of data, allowing the PCD to fall back to
standard AES authentication as well.
With Non-First Authentication, the PCD cannot choose between standard AES and
LRP. If authenticated using AES mode, AuthenticateEV2NonFirst will be applied, see
Section 9.1.6. If authenticated with LRP mode, AuthenticateLRPNonFirst will be applied,
see Section 11.4.4. If not authenticated at all, e.g. if targeting one of the originality keys,
only AuthenticateLRPNonFirst is supported.
Below table provides possible negotiation outcomes on FirstAuthentication.
Table 18. Secure messaging mode negotiation
PCD
PD
Mode
PCDCa
p2.1
PDCap2.1
(Mode)
RC
resp
PDCap2.1
resp
PCDCap2.1
comment
00h
(AES)
ADDITIONAL_
FRAME: 17-byte
response without
AuthMode
00h
00h
Matching, AES SM
accepted and selected
Requesting
EV2
Secure
Messaging
00h
02h
(LRP)
PERMISSION_
DENIED
N/A
N/A
No match, AES SM
rejected
00h
(AES)
ADDITIONAL_
FRAME
00h
02h
No match, PD replies
with AES response,
allowing a PCD to fall
back.
Requesting
LRP
Secure
Messaging
02h
02h
(LRP)
ADDITIONAL_
FRAME: 18-byte
response with
AuthMode set to
01h
02h
02h
Matching, LRP SM
accepted and selected



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