About card lock

Hi,
Somewhere in this forum I have found that if you failed to authenticate 10 times your cards gets locked. So my confusion is if I am doing INIT UPDATE (successfully) and than not ext auth for 10 times does it mean it failed in authentication.
And this number (10) if for life cycle of card of for 10 consecutive faillure will lock the card.

This is true for JCOP cards."if I am doing INIT UPDATE (successfully) and than not ext auth for 10 times does it mean it failed in authentication"
I want to ask that if I do INIT UPDATE (though successfully) but not ext-auth does it add it in its counter of failure attempt.

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