[secdir] RFID Experiments at IETF76
Samuel Weiler <weiler+secdir@watson.org> Sat, 10 October 2009 01:22 UTC
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Subject: [secdir] RFID Experiments at IETF76
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Short version: anyone want to help with some RFID fun in Hiroshima? If so, let me know. Long version: I'm assuming everyone saw the announcement of the RFID experiment to be conducted in Hiroshima. If not, see the IETF list threads "Important Information about IETF 76 Meeting Registration" and "Some more background on the RFID experiment in Hiroshima" from August 18th and September 10th, respectively, as well as: http://www.inet.info.hiroshima-cu.ac.jp/ietf76-exp/index.html#bluesheet While we haven't been given much detail about the system to be used, it's my understanding that the RFID cards have no access control and can be both read and written by anyone. In the late 1990's the security ADs and others had a habit of running password sniffers at SAAG and the IETF plenary, then showing the results to the assembled masses, in the interest of raising public awareness. In that same spirit, I'm thinking of some similar fun with RFID. Anyone interested in helping is more than welcome. More details upon expression of interest. -- Sam
- [secdir] RFID Experiments at IETF76 Samuel Weiler