Analysis of RFID Architecture and Security

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Analysis of RFID Architecture and Security

• CMPE 294
• Final Presentation
• Presented by Sundeep Kotla

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• RFID Radio frequency Identification.
• RFID was first used during the world war II .
• It was used to identify whether the plane was
  from a friend or a foe.

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RIFD Components

• RFID Tags
• RIFD Reader
• RFID MIDDLE Ware
• RFID Data Base

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RFID Middle ware
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RFID Design issues

• No power in RFID tags
• Proprietary based Encryption

NO Power
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RFID Attacks

• RFID Tags / Reader
• Tracking - I CAN TRACK YOUUUU
• Skimming
• Eavesdropping
• Replay I AM BOB I SWEAR
• Replay and cross contamination
• Disruption attack
• PARTIAL SOLUTION content based filtering

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RFID Middle ware attacks

• Sql injection attacks
• Query"Find luggage for Mr.Sinn shutdown
• Response5 bags to washington database shutdown
  completed.
• Solution Light weight Encryption

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RFID Back end attacks

• Data attacks
• Flooding the data base with large mounts of data
• Virus attacks
• Web component Exploitation
• example s1 lt!--exec cmd"rm -R /"--gt
• Delete files from the database !!!!
• Solution To have application level gate way

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Conclusion

• RFID is a promising technology .
• Considerable work is being done on scalable
  middleware architecture
• Security of RFID is also being worked on with the
  work on Light DES
• Future of E Business
• IBM store

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REFERENCES

• Anand M.Das, Anita Campbell, Brad Haines, Hersh
  Bhargava, Pete Lindstrom (2006).
• RFID Security. Washington, DC
• Mikey Sklar. (2006). RFID Exposed The Naked
  Truth about the Future of Retail Digital
  Journal.
• Privacy and Security in library RFID. (n.d.).
  Retrieved December 1, 2007, from
  http//www.cs.berkeley
  .edu/dmolnar/library.pdf
• Review of DES and current status. (n.d).
  Retrieved Dec 1, 2007, from
• http//www.distributed.net/DES

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