About ID proximity cards and their cloning at Daniel Spisak on Technology

I’ve been sitting on this info for a while due to midterms and other projects taking up my time. Anyways I was perusing Digg.com and someone there had a link to this guy in the MA who has put a lot of effort and time into designing hardware to read and clone various kinds of RF proximity ID cards like you’d find at larger corporations and the like.

ProxMkII

You can see all of his work here: http://cq.cx/proxmarkii.pl

Verichip doing demod

His demo of cloning a Verichip: http://cq.cx/verichip.pl

If you’ve ever wondered about how the RF tags work and what it would take to clone one then this is right up your alley.

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Daniel Spisak was born from the fiery depths of fusion and now roams the pale blue dot known as Earth. I obtained my bachelors degree in Computer Science from UC Irvine at the end of 2007.

I am also involved in technology & security consulting firms as well as being a freelance technology writer. I also contribute to Jerry Pournelle's website and Chaos Manor Reviews. Additionally I am also a freelance photographer as well and you can find my photos either on my own personal gallery or up at my Flickr account or on Zivity.

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