Thuật ngữ này ban đầu xuất phát từ các thẻ trống điển hình được làm từ nhựa trắng được sử dụng để sản xuất các thẻ thử nghiệm. Tuy nhiên, nó là bây giờ hiểu cũng tham khảo thẻ đã được in và có rất nhiều các thành phần thẻ →, chẳng hạn như thẻ tín dụng với các sọc từ tính và hình ảnh ba chiều mà chưa được dập nổi. | Glossary 983 Warm reset preset WCDMA wideband code division multiple access . . I -L Whitelist A list in a database indicating all smart cards and devices allowed to be used in a particular application. blacklist graylist hotlist White plastic Refers to non-personalized blank cards used with fraudulent intent. The term originally comes from the typical blank cards made from white plastic that are used to produce test cards. However it is now understood to also refer to cards that have been printed and have a wide variety of card components such as credit cards with magnetic stripes and holograms that have not yet been embossed. Whitebox test A test also often also called a glassbox test in which it is assumed that the party performing the test has complete knowledge of all of the internal processes and data of the software to be tested. WIM WAP identity module A security module for a WAP terminal. The specification describes a PCKS 15-compatible smart-card application. The principal functions of a WIM are generating and verifying digital signatures and encrypting data. A WIM may be either a separate physical smart card or one of several applications in a multiapplication smart card. It is typically an application in a SIM or USIM. Windows for Smart Cards Microsoft An open smart card operating system from Microsoft also known as WfSC and WSC that supports multiple applications multiapplication smart card and downloadable programs. One of the special features of Windows for smart cards is that it uses a FATbased file 72 See also Section File Management 984 Appendix WML wireless markup language A logical markup language based on XML used to generate applications for WAP. WML is very similar to HTML. WML applications stored in a WML site on a WAP server are translated on-the-fly into compact WML bytecode which is transmitted via the wireless network to a the mobile terminal where it is interpreted by a microbrowser browser . Work-around In the .
