Sep 2010
1 Hour
This course is part of our eLearning Archive, which includes older courses that may not be current or as user-friendly as courses designed more recently. This course reviews the topic of operational security-based radio frequency identification security with a focus on cryptography. It is divided into two main sections. In the first section, we focus on three main topics: OPSEC indicators and process; RFID attack examples; and RFID mapping to IPv6. Explanations and examples will be provided. In the second section, we discuss what we need to do in order to protect RFID from hackers with malicious intent if we encounter IPv6 vulnerabilities.
Author Keywords: cryptography, opsec, rfid, rfid reader, rfid tags
IEEE Keywords: Computer hacking, Computer security, Cryptography, RFID tags, Radiofrequency identification, Tutorials
Persistent Link: https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/servlet/opac?mdnumber=EW1184 More »
Level: Introductory
Instructor
Judith M. Myserson
Judith M. Myerson is a systems engineer and architect. She is a Radio Frequency Identification expert to Operational Security Professional Organization. While as the ADP Security Manager and Officer at a United States naval facility, she led and directed a computer/networking security program for a ... Show More
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