Collaborate Disseminate
[Glen] might describe his project of opening his garage door by way of an RFID sticker on his bike helmet as simple, but some of the interfacing he needed to …read more Continue reading RFID Sticker on Bike Helmet Grants Garage Access
We all know that there are microchips that can be implanted inside a human body where they can measure temperature, bp, glucose levels, etc and provide real time results to your phone.
Assuming it is a Bluetooth chip, although it can be an… Continue reading How can a microchip implanted in humans be destroyed if surgical procedure is not an option [closed]
If there’s one thing about managing a bunch of keys, whether they’re for RSA, SSH, or a car, it’s that large amounts of them can be a hassle. In fact, …read more Continue reading Front Door Keys Hidden In Plain Sight
I have always been sceptical about contactless. It offers little security. I’ve even heard of cases where the RFID signal has been captured onto mobile devices. My questions are.
Is there anything stopping actors who could capture the RFI… Continue reading How to prevent contactless cards RFID signal cloning [duplicate]
[Gabe Schuyler] had a frustrating problem when it came to getting into his building’s garage. The RFID access system meant he had to remove his gloves while sitting on his …read more Continue reading Your Building’s RFID Access Tags Might Be Really Insecure
If there’s one thing that can trigger people, it’s the printer racket. Printer manufacturers who put DRM-like features into their consumables are rightly viewed as Satan’s spawn, and while these …read more Continue reading Hackaday Links: February 27, 2022
I have this key fob for our apartment building, and I want to make a copy of it.
I’ve taken it to 3 locksmiths who are able to create a copy, but the copies don’t work.
I’ve confirmed that it doesn’t appear to be a rolling fob by comparin… Continue reading Tricky apartment key fob copies frequency & code correctly but the copy doesn’t work – not a rolling fob
I have an information security class this semester, and I need to write a paper evaluating how secure NFC and RFID technology is.
A lot of questions previously asked here are at least 3 years old, and I’m sure computing power within NFC an… Continue reading What kind of security protocols do current NFC or RFID based technologies use?
I’ve heard it time and time again being repeated: "You should get one of those RFID-shielding wallets to protect your tap-enabled cards from thieves."
I know that thanks to the security measures built into the card they can’t cop… Continue reading Are thieves with wireless payment terminals really a threat? [duplicate]
I’ve heard it time and time again being repeated: "You should get one of those RFID-shielding wallets to protect your tap-enabled cards from thieves."
I know that thanks to the security measures built into the card they can’t cop… Continue reading Are thieves with wireless payment terminals really a threat? [duplicate]