#nfc

anonymiss@despora.de

An open-source hacking #hardware platform based on the #RP2040 with #RF, #NFC, #USB, and #SD card ready for pen testing #research.

source: https://www.hackster.io/pablotrujillojuan/hackbat-1dfdbc

In the #cybersecurity field, engineers are always looking for vulnerabilities in order to fix them and prevent other actors could taking advantage of them. The tools used by these engineers can be expensive and, on many occasions, the tools don't fit exactly with the requirements that engineers need. In this project, I want to present an open-source hardware platform with some tools used in cybersecurity, especially in pen testing. The board is named Hackbat and features an RF transceiver, NFC communication, SD card, USB, and #WIFI. All of this is managed by the #RaspberryPI #microcontroller RP2040. The schematic and the PCB design are open-source and are available on GitHub. Let's take a part-by-part look at the #Hackbat.

#news #opensource #tool #pentest

salinger3@diaspora-fr.org

Ca craint pour notre vie privée : Mauvaise nouvelle pour les voleurs. Il va devenir plus facile de localiser son téléphone portable en cas de vol. On pourra récupérer sa position GPS, même quand il est éteint.

https://www.francetvinfo.fr/replay-radio/aujourd-hui-c-est-demain/portables-perdus-comme-pour-la-derniere-generation-d-iphone-android-va-permettre-la-localisation-en-position-eteint_6422467.html

Qu'en pensez vous ?

Comment s'en protéger ?

#bluetooth #surveillance #android #iphone #telephone #mobile #vieprivee #nfc #privacy

rainerhgw@diasp.org

#NFC

Ich kann meinen Yubikey verwenden, um mich an Nextcloud anzumelden. Das geht auch am Telefon, einfach den Key ans Telefon halten und fertig.
Wie funktioniert aber die Kommunikation Key <-> Telefon? Ds ist doch Funk, brauchts da nicht auch Strom im Key?

danie10@squeet.me

iPhones will soon accept tap payments, but will Apple then allow Mastercard’s Tap on Phone app?

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Apple Inc. is planning a new service that will let small businesses accept payments directly on their iPhones without any extra hardware, according to people with knowledge of the matter.

The upcoming feature will turn the iPhone into a payment terminal, letting users such as food trucks and hair stylists accept payments with the tap of a credit card or another iPhone onto the back of their device.

But the big question is, given Apple’s reluctance for competition against their own products, will they still allow the new Mastercard app which will be a direct competition to this? Apple’s app will likely work with Apple Pay, and Mastercard’s will likely work with Mastercard itself.

See https://mybroadband.co.za/news/smartphones/431680-iphones-will-soon-accept-tap-payments.html

#technology #ios #payments #NFC #Apple
#Blog, ##apple, ##ios, ##nfc, ##payments, ##technology