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BalCCon - Balkan Computer Congress·1 hr 6 min
Nemanja Nedeljkovic
Demonstrates balCCon2k23 - Nemanja Nedeljkovic - RFID access control, what it is and how to exploit it and evaluates key implications for security practitioners.
Black Hat·1 hr
Fran Brown
Presenters detail vulnerability discovery and exploitation in USA 2013 - RFID Hacking: Live Free or RFID Hard.
BSides Perth·30 min
Shain Lakin
Engineers explore architecture and security mechanisms for 2021: Shain Lakin & Offensive RFID/NFC.
Creator Stage·23 min
Tim Clevenger
Provides practical engineering best practices for deploying physical access control systems, covering supervised wiring, tamper resistance, and badge encryption.
Creator Stage·37 min
Langston Clements · Dan Goga
Details custom hardware designs and social engineering tactics to remotely clone RFID access badges from a distance, including HID iClass SE downgrade attacks.
Ekoparty Security Conference·47 min
Marcio Almeida Macedo
Analyzes marcio Almeida Macedo - Hacking RFID Billing Schemes For Fun and Free Rides and evaluates key implications for security practitioners.
Ekoparty Security Conference·56 min
Reviews RFID Badge Hacking // Physical Security Village and evaluates key implications for security practitioners.
PROIDEA Events·53 min
Industry experts analyze emerging threats surrounding CONFidence 2018: A 2018 practical guide to hacking RFID/NFC (Sławomir Jasek).
SAINTCON·48 min
Jason Gale
Engineers explore architecture and security mechanisms for 2019 - Jason Gale - NFC & RFID Bio-Implants: For Fun and Profit.
SAINTCON·41 min
Iceman
Analysts investigate attack surfaces and defenses concerning 2025 - Iceman - Jurrasic RFID World?! (or not...).
Talks·1 hr 6 min
Decoding RFID
Examines TROPPERS25: Decoding RFID - A comprehensive overview of security, attacks and the latest innovations and evaluates key implications for security practitioners.
The Diana Initiative·17 min
Security researchers examine technical aspects of Diana Initiative 2023-Clarissa Bury-Tag, You're It: How to Get Started with RFID.
BalCCon2k24·19 min
Security researchers examine technical aspects of nip - RFID going deeper, quest and tools.
Creator Stage·24 min
Tim Clevenger
Shares engineering best practices for deploying robust physical access control systems, from encrypted reader wiring to badge management.
Creator Stage·27 min
Joshua Herman
Demonstrates how smartphone apps can easily reprogram unprotected e-ink RFID badges to alter both the visual display and embedded credentials.
Creator Stage·21 min
Ege Feyzioglu · Andrew M
Explains RFID badge and reader communications, demonstrating cloning and brute-force techniques using Proxmark, Flipper Zero, and Keysy.
Creator Stage·53 min
Chad Shortman
Examines how physical access control systems and smartcard readers operate, detailing high-profile flaws and fundamental design vulnerabilities.
Hack In The Box Security Conference·28 min
Adam Laurie
Adam Laurie details #HITBCyberWeek #CommSec Building A GEN2 UHF RFID Reader With SDR.
Main Stage·17 min
Xavier Zhang
Flaws and mutual authentication bypasses in commercial physical access control readers, controllers, and communication protocols.
Main Stage·42 min
Lennert Wouters · Ian Carroll
Cryptographic and implementation vulnerabilities in Saflok RFID hotel lock systems affecting millions of doors worldwide.
SEC-T·35 min
Hacking RFID Readers
Demonstrates 0x10: Julia Zduńczyk - Behind Closed Doors - Hacking RFID Readers and evaluates key implications for security practitioners.
Main Stage·43 min
Dan Petro · David Vargas
Dan Petro and David Vargas disclose over a dozen cryptographic and implementation flaws in the Open Supervised Device Protocol (OSDP) securing physical access control.
Main Stage·45 min
Matteo Bertocchi · Noah Campbell · Skylar Gibson · Sasha Harris
Four high school researchers reverse engineer Boston's CharlieCard RFID fare system, uncovering cryptographic flaws and building a portable fare machine.
Main Stage·45 min
Scott Melnick
Scott Melnick recounts his technical investigation into the infamous Hustler Casino Live $240K poker hand, examining live-stream RFID security and cheating hypotheses.
