This paper explores the concept of malware for Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) systems — including RFID exploits, RFID worms, and RFID viruses. We present RFID malware design principles together with concrete examples; the highlight is a fully illustrated example of a self-replicating RFID virus. The various RFID malware approaches are then analyzed for their effectiveness across a range ...

Nowadays, plenty of radio frequency identification (RFID) systems have been proposed and used in the real world for convenience. An RFID system requires advanced properties of confidentiality, indistinguishability, forward security and mutual authentication to provide a higher security level. Safkhani et al. proposed a hash-based authentication protocol for RFID systems. Though their protocol p...

During recent years,RFID technology has a wide applications in many fields.Since singnal transmit by the radio frequency, it raises many security and privacy concerns. Ownership transfer of RFID tags is another requriement for RFID systems. During the life of tag, it may pass from manufacutrer to commercial agent, the ownership of tag need change correspondingly.Taking into account the natural ...

The security of RFID systems is a very important issue in the applications of RFID systems. Developing of authentication protocols is a general solution to * Corresponding author: e-mail: [email protected] (Eun-Jun Yoon) 3434 Il-Soo Jeon and Eun-Jun Yoon resist security attacks. However, since low-cost RFID tags have very limited hardware resources, it is not easy to develop an authentication pr...

The nature of data security vulnerability and location privacy invasion of RFID systems have become a serious problem after hundreds of RFID application systems deployed all over the world. One of the promising solution directions is to provide an efficient authentication scheme with the compliance of international RFID standards such as EPCglobal, ISO18000-1 and ISO18000-6. In this study, we p...

Passive radio frequency identification (RFID) systems deployment efforts are revolutionizing supply chain logistics by providing unprecedented supply chain visibility. The widely used bandwidth of operation in modern systems is the UHF ISM (industrial, scientific, and medical) band. The performance of UHF RFID systems are largely reliant on low power CMOS circuits, efficient power rectification...

A radio frequency identification (RFID) system is a special kind of sensor network to identify an object or a person using radio frequency transmission. A typical RFID system includes transponders (tags) and interrogators (readers): tags are attached to objects/persons, and readers communicate with the tags in their transmission ranges via radio signals. RFID systems have been gaining more and ...

Radio Frequency IDentification (RFID) has emerged as the new technology paradigm for acquisition and information management. RFID can be used to improve significantly the efficiency of business processes by providing the capability of automatic identification and data capture. This technology introduces new challenges on data and process information management in current systems. RFID data are ...

Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) devices and related technologies have received a great deal of attention for their ability to perform noncontact object identification. Systems incorporating RFID have been evaluated from a variety of perspectives. The authors constructed a networked RFID system to support event management at NetWorld+Interop 2004 Tokyo, an event that received 150,000 visit...

High Frequency (HF) passive Radio Frequency IDentification (RFID) is currently a widely adopted technology for mobile HCI with physical objects. Prototypes, pilot projects and industrial systems have been developed in a number of areas mostly following an approach in which RFID tags are either attached to mobile real world entities or carried by mobile users, whilst RFID readers are static and ...