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Hacklet 117 – NFC Projects

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Near Field Communication (NFC) is something we take for granted these days. Nearly all smartphones have it. We even have NFC interfaces for all our favorite development boards. NFC’s history goes back all the way to 1997, when an early version was used in Star Wars special edition toys. Radio Frequency Identification (RFID), which NFC builds on, goes back even further. The patent citation trail leads all the way back to 1983 in a patent awarded to [Charles Walton]. NFC is much more than RFID though. The idea of two way communication between devices opens up tons of possibilities for …read more

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NXP NTAG 21x/Desfire password protection and Original signature, protects against cloning?

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I saw a few threads about NFC NTAG against cloning and NTAG Desfire, I just want to find out if NTAG 21x with their “New” password protection and “Original Signature against cloning” really does provide the security against it(the cloning … Continue reading NXP NTAG 21x/Desfire password protection and Original signature, protects against cloning?→

Is it possible to clone an RFID/NFC card using a simple RFID reader, for future reuse and impersonation?

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RFID/NFC technology is used in credit cards and many other personal identification applications.

Is it possible/how easy is it to clone a card using a simple RFID reader?

In other words, can the retrieved information be reused in the fut… Continue reading Is it possible to clone an RFID/NFC card using a simple RFID reader, for future reuse and impersonation?→