Red Team RFID: Open Most of the Gates!
Open doors stealthily with concrete techniques, and bypass most physical security systems that rely on RFID tags.
- Tell apart the main RFID and NFC systems
- Understand the difference between RFID and NFC
- Attack identification badges
- Attack classic HF tags
- Attack systems also found in cars
- Deal with secure tags
- Pentesters and red teamers who meet access control on engagements
- Physical intrusion specialists
- Security teams assessing their own badge systems
Prerequisites
Background
Basic security testing experience
Hardware
A Proxmark3 is recommended (used throughout)
Created by
Wireless and hardware security specialist. Published research on 5G security, Open RAN, baseband fuzzing, interception and mapping, and power-line communication (HomePlug AV, domestic PLC, electric vehicles and charging stations). Practical work across Wi-Fi, RFID and other wireless systems.
PublicationsHow it runs and what to know
How it works
A self-paced online course: video lessons, exercises and resources (a virtual machine, captures or scripts, depending on the course), followed at your own pace on this site.
What this course is, and is not
It is not a training action within the meaning of the French Labour Code: no trainer, no assessment, no end-of-training certificate, and not eligible for OPCO or CPF funding. For a trainer-led session, see our live trainings.
Access
Access starts as soon as your purchase is confirmed, for the period shown on the course. It is for one person only: an account used by several people is suspended immediately, without refund.
Accessibility
If you have a disability or a specific need, contact us before you buy and we will help where we can.
What you will discover
The technologies you meet on a pentest or red team assessment, and how to be efficient with the right techniques.
Course Content
Prefer a trainer-led session?
Red Team OTA: Physical Intrusion Systems covers RFID, Bluetooth LE, nRF and sub-GHz live, with an RF kit and real targets.