Collaborate Disseminate
Researchers at the University of California, Irvine (UCI) have developed a novel, high-tech form of fabric that foreshadows a future where items of clothing can”talk” to one another, and purchases might be made with a high-five or wave of the arm. It m… Continue reading Extended-range NFC fabric lets clothes “talk” to each other
NFC tags are a frequent target for experimentation, whether simply by using an app on a mobile phone to interrogate or write to tags, by incorporating them in projects by …read more Continue reading NFC Performance: It’s All In The Antenna
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?
Paying with credit card’s NFC. I know about tokenization and all that, but does that actually protect my card against theft when the terminal is malicious?
Continue reading If the terminal is malicious, is paying with NFC still safe?
The Flipper Zero hacker tool is a multipurpose hacker tool that aims to make the world of hardware hacking more accessible with a slick design, wide array of capabilities, and …read more Continue reading What’s On Your Bank Card? Hacker Tool Teaches All About NFC and RFID
Could a rogue vendor with a dodgy payment terminal rip you off via Apple Pay? Maybe. Here’s what to do about it. Continue reading How to steal money via Apple Pay using the “Express Transit” feature
The plethora of wireless technologies has made internet-connected devices the norm, but it’s not always necessary if you don’t need real-time updates. Whether it’s due to battery life, or location …read more Continue reading Download From NFC Datalogger, No App Required
[RevK] wanted to learn about NFC readers, and we agree that the best way to do so is to dive in and build one yourself. There are readers available from …read more Continue reading NFC Who’s at the Door
For the second time, Microsoft has attempted and failed to patch the PrintNightmare vulnerability. Tracked initially as CVE-2021-1675, and the second RCE as CVE-2021-34527. We warned you about this last …read more Continue reading This Week in Security: Print Nightmare Continues, Ransomware Goes Bigger, And ATM Jackpots!
Even if you’ve got a decent sized workshop, there’s only so much stuff you can have sitting on the bench at one time. That’s why [Eric Strebel], ever the prolific …read more Continue reading Custom 3D Printer Cart Hides Clever Features