The Mifare Classic cards was created by a company called NXP Semiconductors (old Philips Electronics). The card utilize the standard ISO 14443 Type A protocol for communication on frequency 13.56 MHz (High Frequency) If you want use this knowledge to do it, do it by your own risk! The author isn't responsible by the use of the presented content to do illegal actions.
This talk isnt pretend incentive frauds or criminal activities. This research was not approved, sanctioned or funded by my employer and is not in any way associated with my employer.ĭisclaimer 2: The main objective of this presentation isĭemystify the security of Mifare Classic cards showing how easy is dump, modify and rewrite the content of the card (also clone the card contents utilizing UID writable cards) after discover its keys utilizing cryptographic attacks released to public since 2007.
Hacking Mifare Classic Cards Mrcio Almeida 1: The content of this presentation results from independent research conducted by me on my own time and of my own accord.
