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4.2.7 Error Handling

NIST PIV and digital identity SP 800-73-5 against SP 800-73-4
All changes in this version
modified 4 Secure Messaging part of 4.2

Title

Error Handling

Control changed

Before · SP 800-73-4

The SW processing status is the status word of the overall secure messaging command and response processing. It indicates if the secure messaging was performed successfully. If the processing was successful, it shall be '90 00'; otherwise, it shall be as follows:

+ '68 82' – Secure messaging not supported

+ '69 82' – Security status not satisfied 23

+ '69 87' – Expected secure messaging data objects are missing

+ '69 88' – Secure messaging data objects are incorrect

If the command processing was unsuccessful, the card shall return one of the above status words without performing further secure messaging.

After · SP 800-73-5

The SW processing status is the status word of the overall secure messaging command and response processing. It indicates ifwhether the secure messaging was performed successfully. If the processing was successful, it shallSHALL be '90 00';. otherwiseOtherwise, it shallSHALL be as follows:

+• '68 82' – Secure messaging not supported

+• '69 82' – Security status not satisfied 2324

+24 Status word '69 82' is used when secure messaging is requested but no session keys have been established.
• '69 87' – Expected secure messaging data objects are missing

+• '69 88' – Secure messaging data objects are incorrect

If the command processing was unsuccessful, the card shallSHALL return one of the above status words without performing further secure messaging.