What are the values for the Data Classfication Tag Scheme?

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USR
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What are the values for the Data Classfication Tag Scheme?

 

Explanation of Data Classification Tag Scheme:

When the text is encrypted, a tag of size 1 byte is added in the front of the text and then encrypted. This tag is to flag the type of data being encrypted. If the tag is e.g. LUK, it implies this data is super sensitive and should not be decrypted to clear outside the secure zone.

 

This tag is added in front of the encrypted data elements as a one byte header. Up to now I found out that the following values do exist: 

21 = PAN

22 = LUK

23 = Token

26 = ICC Private key

 

Is anybody aware of any further values and what they are meaning?

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API_Products
Visa Developer Support Specialist

Re: What are the values for the Data Classfication Tag Scheme?

Hello,

 

Thanks for being a Visa Developer Community member! Can you please confirm what API product your question relates to?

 

Thank you,

Diana

Visa Developer Team




Thanks,

Diana



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USR
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Re: What are the values for the Data Classfication Tag Scheme?

Hallo Diana,

globally speaking about the VTS APIs using JWS/JWE. The data Classification Tag 21 and 23 were implemented with Visa_Token_Services_Issuer_API_v2.2., but are not yet documented in the specification. Tag 22 and 26 are used on the Token Requestor APIs.

Thank you

Ulrike

API_Products
Visa Developer Support Specialist

Re: What are the values for the Data Classfication Tag Scheme?

Hello,

 

Thank you for being part of the community forum! Documentation is unavailable publically at this time, the program is tightly held, but when the documentation does becomes available, it will be available within the Visa Developer site.

 

Thank you,

Diana




Thanks,

Diana



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