RFID Hacking Tools Workshop

Presented at 44CON 2019, Sept. 11, 2019, 6:45 p.m. (119 minutes).

A 101 & upwards workshop on Radio Frequency Identification, tools, and how to make your own access control system. If you’re new to Arduino, RFID or basic electronics, this is the workshop for you! To start of an intro into RFID theory and how this is practically applied with the use of tools on the market such as Proxmark RDV 4. We will be covering some basics of electronics, and with breadboards, teach you how to put your own circuit together, this will come in handy when we use these basics to help you build your own MFRC522 reader setup. We will explore the Arduino MFRC522 library, working our way through the scripts and learn how they can be adapted and built upon to bring everything together building your very own access control system.

Presenters:

• Chrissy Morgan
  Chrissy heads up the IT Security Operations for a Close Protection (Bodyguard) company by day and is a Security Researcher by night. As an advocate of practical learning, Chrissy also takes part in bug bounty programs and has found bugs in platforms such as Microsoft and Whois.com. She has carried out research in the areas of Steganography, RFID, Physical Cyber Systems Security and is actively involved within the information security community across a wealth of subjects.

Links:

• https://44con2019.sched.com/event/TdeW/chrissy-morgan-rfid-hacking-tools-workshop

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• BSidesLV 2014 / RFID Hacking
• Still Hacking Anyway (SHA2017) / Arduino for kids soldering: This workshop is easy enough for total little newbies to learn all you need to know to get going on an Arduino.
• BruCON 0x09 (2017) / Playing with RFID workshop Workshop