Enhancing privacy for passive UHF RFID using an SDR-based reactive jammer

Bothe, Alexander; Helmke, Rene; Aschenbruck, Nils

doi:10.1109/rfid-ta.2017.8098878

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“…To overcome this problem, security-related changes to traditional standards have been made. The authors in [17] suggest a reactive strategy to prohibit unwanted access by artificially interfering with reader commands for a brief period of time to protect such tags. The idea behind their Jamming approach, is to use GNURadio with SDR devices to receive signal from PCD, analyse to detect the RFID activity and then transmit short, arbitrary signal pulses to interfere with the reader command.…”

Section: Rfid Jammingmentioning

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Wireless Communication Attack Using SDR and Low-Cost Devices

Achaal

Mortada

Mansour

et al. 2022

Smart Innovation, Systems and Technologies

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While Wireless communication (WLC) enhances the user mobility and extends the connection and services to extreme isolated points, is the only way to establish a connection over long distance (mainly earth and space), it has many weak points: Interference, Spectrum limitations, bandwidth cost, various regulations, etc. But the major drawback is the security and risk vulnerabilities. To clarify this idea and highlight several security issues, we are working on the weak points of our wireless networks and communication protocols. In this manuscript, we develop several scenarios of Wireless attacks using simple and lowprice equipment. Indeed using Software Defined Radio (SDR), a potential hacker can now access a wide range of wireless-based communication like Keyless entry, GPS and RFID system. It can also interfer and jam several other WLC services and networks.

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Section: Rfid Jammingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Wireless Communication Attack Using SDR and Low-Cost Devices

Achaal

Mortada

Mansour

et al. 2022

Smart Innovation, Systems and Technologies

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Control Ports Authorities’ Equipment Based on RFID and SQL Security System

Amgad

Morsi

Omar

2021

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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Equipment surveillance or tracking is a hard-to-accomplish mission for a multi-locations company. This study examines a complete security system in Alexandria and EL-Dekheila ports of Egypt, as case study, to track equipment location. The system uses RFID (radio frequency identification) and Arduino kit as hardware to detect equipment motion, and visual studio and SQL (structured query language) as software to produce reports. The original place of equipment is saved as a reference. IR and RFID sensors are used at every department’s gate for IT access and for detecting and decoding the received equipment’s RFID card and ID data. Visual studio and SQL help in issuing the report on each equipment’s location and movement time. The system sends instant email messages and cellular phone messages to the control room.

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Enhancing privacy for passive UHF RFID using an SDR-based reactive jammer

Cited by 2 publications

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Wireless Communication Attack Using SDR and Low-Cost Devices

Wireless Communication Attack Using SDR and Low-Cost Devices

Control Ports Authorities’ Equipment Based on RFID and SQL Security System

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