Speaker: Melanie Rieback, RFID Security/PrivacyResearcher, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
Abstract:
Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tags are remotely-powered data carriers that augment physical objects with wireless computing abilities. This allows us to create smart homes and offices, optimize our supply chains, and keep a watchful eye on our pets, livestock, and kids. But unfortunately, RFID security and privacy issues have been addressed as an afterthought; it is regretfully easy to interfere with RFID systems, as many rely upon the integrity of RFID tag data for their correct functioning. To illustrate these problems, we have built a handheld device that performs RFID tag spoofing and selective RFID tag jamming (a bit like an “RFID firewall”). Compatible with the ISO 15693/14443 13.56 MHz RFID standards, our device is battery-powered and fits into a shirt pocket. This presentation will explain the “nuts and bolts” of RFID tag spoofing and jamming attacks, and will conclude with a live practical demonstration of these attacks.
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- Post Time: 09-01-16 - By: http://www.rfidang.com