CVE-2018-5304

An issue was discovered on the Impinj Speedway Connect R420 RFID Reader before 2.2.2. The affected web interface is vulnerable to ClickJacking or UI Redressing: it is possible to access the web application in an iframe, and clicking on the iframe will redirect to a third-party application or...

CVE-2018-5303

Impinj Speedway Connect R420 RFID Reader before version 2.2.2 has a Cross-Site Scripting vulnerability in the web application’s license key parameter, allowing an attacker to deliver malicious code to another user. The associated CNVD entry confirms the issue and notes affected versions are prior...

CVE-2018-5304

The Impinj Speedway Connect R420 RFID Reader web interface is affected by a ClickJacking/UI redress issue in versions prior to 2.2.2. An attacker could load the web interface in an iframe and, by user interaction, trigger redirection to a third-party application or other malicious actions. The ex...

Hackers build a 'Master Key' that unlocks millions of Hotel rooms

If you often leave your valuable and expensive stuff like laptop and passports in the hotel rooms, then beware. Your room can be unlocked by not only a malicious staff having access to the master key, but also by an outsider. A critical design vulnerability in a popular and widely used electronic...

An Android App for RFID Card Cloning: Project Walrus

Walrus is an Android app that simplifies using several existing contactless card cloning devices during red team engagements and physical security assessments. It offers a common interface and database for storing cloned cards. Currently, Walrus supports the industry standard Proxmark 3, Chameleo...

Vulnerability Found in Two Keyless Entry Locks

Researchers at Dell Secureworks are warning a vulnerability in two keyless entry products could allow local attackers to lock and unlock doors and create illegitimate RFID badges by sending unauthenticated requests to affected devices. Impacted are two AMAG Technology Symmetry IP-based access doo...

rfidjournallive.com XSS vulnerability

Open Bug Bounty ID: OBB-407639 Description| Value ---|--- Affected Website:| rfidjournallive.com Vulnerable Application:| Custom Code Vulnerability Type:| XSS Cross Site Scripting / CWE-79 CVSSv3 Score:| 6.1 CVSS:3.0/AV:N/AC:L/PR:N/UI:R/S:C/C:L/I:L/A:N Remediation Guide:| OWASP XSS Prevention Che...

MSA vot.Ar 'parse' function unauthorized operation vulnerability

MSA vot.Ar is a suite of voting election applications. A security vulnerability exists in the 'parse' function in MSA vot.Ar version 3.1. An attacker in close physical proximity could exploit this vulnerability to cast multiple votes for a candidate with the help of a specially designed RFID voti...

CVE-2015-6839

The parse function in MSA vot.Ar 3.1 does not check whether a candidate receives more than one vote, which allows physically proximate attackers to cast multiple votes for a candidate via a crafted RFID ballot tag...

Design/Logic Flaw

The parse function in MSA vot.Ar 3.1 does not check whether a candidate receives more than one vote, which allows physically proximate attackers to cast multiple votes for a candidate via a crafted RFID ballot tag...

CVE-2015-6839

The parse function in MSA vot.Ar 3.1 does not check whether a candidate receives more than one vote, which allows physically proximate attackers to cast multiple votes for a candidate via a crafted RFID ballot tag...

CVE-2015-6839

The CVE-2015-6839 entry concerns MSA vot.Ar 3.1, where the parse function fails to prevent a candidate from receiving multiple votes. The underlying issue is a vulnerability in the parsing logic that allows an RFID ballot tag crafted by an attacker in close physical proximity to cause multiple vo...

32M Becomes First-Ever Company to Implant Micro-Chips in Employees

Biohacking could be a next big thing in this smart world. Over two years ago, a hacker implanted a small NFC chip in his left hand right between his thumb and his pointer finger and hacked Android smartphones and bypassed almost all security measures, demonstrating the risks of Biohacking. At the...

Intermec PM43 Industrial Printer - Local Privilege Escalation

TITLE: Intermec Industrial Printers Local root with Busybox jailbreak Date: March 28th, 2017 Author: Bourbon Jean-marie kmkz from AKERVA company | @kmkzsecurity Product Homepage: http://www.intermec.com/products/prtrpm43a/ Firmware download: http://www.intermec.com/products/prtrpm43a/downloads.as...

CAEN RFID Easy Controller - External URLs, SD-card access, Suspicious files vulnerabilities

HackApp vulnerability scanner discovered that application CAEN RFID Easy Controller published at the 'play' market has multiple vulnerabilities...

MIT Develops Hack-Proof RFID Chip — Here's How It Works

Do you know about RFID chips and how many you are carrying at this moment? Today, RFID chips are built-in all sorts of items, including your credit cards, travel swipe cards, library books, grocery store cards, security tags, implanted medical records, passports and even the access cards provided...

FingerTec Fingerprint Reader - Remote Access and Remote Enrolment

FingerTec Fingerprint Reader - Remote Access and Remote Enrolment Exploit Title: Default Root Password and Remote Enrollment on FingerTec Devices Date: 12-01-2016 Exploit Author: Daniel Lawson Contact: http://twitter.com/fang0654 Website: https://digital-panther.com Category: physical access...

FingerTec Default Root Password / Remote Enrollment

Exploit Title: Default Root Password and Remote Enrollment on FingerTec Devices Date: 12-01-2016 Exploit Author: Daniel Lawson Contact: http://twitter.com/fang0654 Website: https://digital-panther.com Category: physical access control 1. Description Almost all FingerTec Access Control devices are...

Black Hat BLEKey RFID Access Control Hack

LAS VEGAS – A device the size of a quarter that can be installed in 60 seconds on a proximity card reader could potentially be used to break physical access controls in 80 percent of deployments. The device, dubbed BLEKey, is used to read cleartext data sent from card readers to door controllers ...

This $10 Device Can Clone RFID-equipped Access Cards Easily

Are you the one who simply punch your wallet against a reader to get into your office? Then surely your office is using Radio-Frequency Identification RFID cards to manage building access and security. However, these most common access control systems are incredibly easy to hack — and now more th...