ANALYSIS OF EXISTING SOLUTIONS TO INCREASE ISO-14443 RFID-TAGS READING RANGE
Abstract
In this article there is given an analysis of radio frequency identification technology (RFID) and basic ways for applying it. The problem associated with the increase of reading range of ISO-14443 standard is revealed and proved. There is described what areas of life can be accessed by attackers, who use unauthorized readers. Main advantages and disadvantages are described and types of transponders are classified. There is also given a survey on Proxmark 3 hardware, which is needed for scanning, and existing technologies in increasing skimmers working radius. Territory, on which the experiment with the developed antenna will be held, is specified. There is described main problem, which is needed to be solved, to obtain new experimental data and possible research aspects are described.
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