My NFC hacking gear includes a Flipper Zero, capable of reading key fobs and copying them to writable cards or chips (such as magic cards (shown in the pictures)), along with an NFC reader.
This equipment allows me to analyze, clone, and manipulate NFC-based access control systems, which are commonly used in keycards, RFID tags, and contactless payment systems.
By leveraging these tools, I can help organizations identify weaknesses in their NFC infrastructure, such as unencrypted data transmission, weak authentication protocols, or cloned access credentials.
This enables me to support companies in securing their NFC-based systems by recommending and implementing stronger encryption methods, improving authentication processes, and preventing unauthorized access through better key management.
My expertise ensures that businesses can protect themselves from NFC-based attacks, safeguarding sensitive areas and data.