rfidiot.org

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RFIDIOt.org - RFID IO tools

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1	News
2	Contents
3	What is rfıdıot?
4	What does it do?
5	Hardware
6	What can it read or write?
7	What standards does it support?
8	Download
9	Licensing
10	Contribute
11	Tag gallery
12	Pa***port certificates
13	Pa***port profiling
14	Technical notes
15	Pcmcia drivers
16	Usb drivers
17	Jcop tools
18	Rfıd blocking
19	ın the news
20	Who are you anyway?

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1	This one is a sample in a paperweight from VeriCorp. Note that the Application Identifier is out of spec according to ISO-11784 as it uses some reserved bits:
2	This is Henry Porter's implant, which he had done for a TV Doc***entary. Note that this time they've used a 4-digit country code instead of the standard 3 digits as specified byISO-3166 and icar.org
3	Driver does not load (i.e. /dev/ttyS1 does not get mapped). 'dmesg' shows the following (on a Dell Lat**ude):
4	On the Panasonic I also get this in dmesg:
5	investigation (on the Dell) with pccardctl reveals (note you must be root or you will get misleading results):
6	and on the Panasonic:
7	Issuing the following command gets the card to fire up:
8	At this point on the Panasonic my keyboard stopped working, presumably due to some driver conflict (but mouse etc. were fine, if a little slow), so I gave up and worked only on the Dell:
9	So we now have a functioning card, but bound to the wrong driver. Unplugging the card, removing the offending driver and replugging sorts that out:
10	And we are back in business! :)

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Total Link Count: 198

Internal Link Count : 96

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3	Hardware	text
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10	What can it read or write?	text
11	What standards does it support?	text
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13	Doc***entation	text
14	Licensing	text
15	Contribute	text
16	Tag Gallery	text
17	e-Pa***ports	text
18	Pa***port Certificates	text
19	Pa***port Profiling	text
20	Technical Notes	text
21	RFID Blocking	text
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23	Who am I?	text
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2	Throwing Star LAN Tap	text
3	ubertooth-one	text
4	Michael Ossmann	text
5	site	text
6	libnfc SVN repo	text
7	Snapper	text
8	IAIK DemoTag 13.56MHz emulators	text
9	vonJeek emulator	text
10	JMRTD - A Free Implementation of Machine Readable Travel Doc***ents	text
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12	HF Dual ISO	text
13	HF Multi ISO	text
14	LF Mult**ag	text
15	MIFARE®	text
16	PC/SC (MUSCLE)	text
17	Omnikey CardMan	text
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19	Purchase direct from IAIK	text
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23	vonJeek	text
24	YARD Stick One	text
25	Ubertooth One	text
26	Throwing Star LAN Tap Kit	text
27	Throwing Star LAN Tap PRO	text
28	Oyster	text
29	https://github.com/AdamLaurie/RFIDIOt	text
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32	PCSC-Lite	text
33	pycrypt	text
34	Imaging	text
35	OpenSSL	text
36	ISO-11784	text
37	ISO-3166	text
38	icar.org	text
39	VeriChip	text
40	Henry Porter	text
41	TV Doc***entary	text
42	EM H4102	text
43	Unique	text
44	shmoocon	text
45	Larry	text
46	Amsterdam University	text
47	No2ID	text
48	ICAO 9303	text
49	Phil Booth of No2ID	text
50	Riscure	text
51	here	text
52	here	text
53	s***elding	text
54	deviant	text
55	here.	text
56	DIFRwear pa***port holders and wallets	text
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59	Secure Pa***port Sleeve	text
60	Secure Sleeve	text
61	ID Stronghold	text
62	The Guardian - UK Pa***port Crack	text
63	Citation in David Cameron's (leader of the UK Government Opposition Party) anti ID Cards speech	text
64	ABC Radio - Australian Pa***ports	text
65	The Sydney Morning Herald	text
66	House of Lords Select Committee - Written Evidence	text
67	House of Lords Select Committee - Oral Evidence	text
68	The Daily Mail - UK Pa***ports in transit	text
69	The Register	text
70	TechWorld	text
71	PC World	text
72	ComputerWorld	text
73	Slashdot	text
74	Dark Reading	text
75	sploitcast.com podcast #20	text
76	Belgian Pa***ports	text
77	ISSA Online Symposium- "Emerging Threats & Responses"	text
78	FIRST Seville conference podcast	text
79	here	text
80	Amsterdam University students use RFIDIOt to break subway system	text
81	here	text
82	Dark Reading Black Hat interview (video).	text
83	CNET news: The hands-free way to steal a credit card	text
84	eWEEK - Secuity Researcher Hacks into Credit Card Magnetic Strips	text
85	Austrian Newspaper - Der Standard - article on Biometric Pa***ports	text
86	The Times Newspaper - 'Fakeproof' e-pa***port is cloned in minutes	text
87	Scientific American - How RFID Tags Could Be Used to Track Unsuspecting People	text
88	The Guardian - Should we take cheap-as-chips RFID on trust?	text
89	Was*ngton Post - Software Lets Users Manipte Pa*port Data	text
90	The Register - Elvis has left the border: ePa***port faking guide unleashed	text
91	PC World - E-pa***port Demo Shows Weaknesses in New Border Controls	text
92	Feds at DefCon Alarmed After RFIDs Scanned	text
93	New ID cards are supposed to be 'unforgeable' - but it took our expert 12 minutes to clone one, and programme it with false data	text
94	ID card cannot be hacked, UK Government claims - encryption secrets revealed	text
95	Home Office unlikely to accept ID card cloner's offer of demonstration	text
96	USAF Seminar at RAF Mildenhall	text
97	CNN Faking pa***ports	text
98	Canada’s planned electronic pa***ports easy to hack	text
99	Jeroen van Beek	text
100	Aperture Labs Ltd.	text
101	Apache-SSL	text
102	QR Code	text