A gen2 based rfid authentication protocol
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The document discusses an RFID authentication protocol based on Generation 2 (Gen2) standards that aims to provide security and privacy. It summarizes the Gen2 protocol, introduces Duc's CRC-based protocol, and proposes a secured Gen2 protocol. This secured Gen2 protocol uses a central key stored in the backend database to authenticate tags and provides defense against tracing, skimming, and spoofing attacks through random selection of key segments and use of access passwords. Future work could focus on implementing encryption on passive tags and adapting protocols from active tags to passive tags with low computational cost.
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RFID uses radio waves to identify objects or people. An RFID tag attached to an object can be identified by an RFID reader from several meters away without direct line of sight. There are two main types of RFID tags - passive tags which generate power from radio waves and have a shorter reading range, and active tags which have their own power source like a battery and can be read from further away but are more expensive. RFID works by a reader emitting radio waves that power a passive tag or interrogate an active tag, which responds by transmitting its unique ID back to the reader to be processed by a computer system.
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The Internet of Things (IoT) is the interconnection of uniquely identifiable embedded computing devices within the existing Internet infrastructure.infrastructure is one such technology which enables the Internet of things.When the RFID readers abides by appropriate communication protocols and are connected to the terminal of Internet, the readers distributed throughout the world can identify, track and monitor the objects attached with tags globally, automatically, and in real time, if needed. This is the so-called Internet of Things (IOT).
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This document provides an overview of RFID technology, including its components, applications, and protocols. It discusses the key elements of an RFID system, such as tags, readers, antennas, and middleware. It then covers common RFID applications in various industries. The document also examines different RFID frequencies and standards. Finally, it analyzes several anti-collision protocols used in RFID systems, such as Aloha-based, tree-based, and hybrid protocols, that help manage collisions between multiple tags.
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RFID (RADIO FREQUENCY IDENTIFICATION)
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This document provides an overview of Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology. It defines RFID as an automatic data capture technology that uses radio waves to identify items. The document then discusses how RFID works and its key components, including tags, readers, and electromagnetic communication. It also covers the history and development of RFID, applications of RFID, and privacy concerns regarding the technology. The document concludes with references for further information on RFID.
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The document describes an RFID-based bike rental system that uses miniDES encryption on RFID tags to securely store bike identifiers. Key points:
1) RFID tags attached to bikes are encrypted with miniDES to securely store bike IDs readable only by authenticated readers.
2) A microcontroller decrypts tag data and verifies bike IDs, recording check-out and check-in times from an RTC to calculate rental fees.
3) .NET software receives bike data from the microcontroller via serial to manage a database of bike statuses, rental fees, and a web portal interface.
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RFID tags are used to automate a bike renting system. Each bike is tagged with a passive RFID tag storing a unique ID encrypted with the miniDES algorithm. RFID readers scan the tags and send the encrypted IDs to a microcontroller for decryption and authentication. The microcontroller verifies the IDs and records rental data like user, bike ID, and timestamps which is sent to a backend database for management and reporting. The miniDES algorithm provides lightweight encryption suitable for the low-power RFID tags and embedded systems used while ensuring security of rental transactions.
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The document describes an RFID-based bike rental system that uses miniDES encryption on RFID tags to securely store bike identifiers. Key points:
1) RFID tags attached to bikes are encrypted with miniDES to securely store bike IDs readable only by authenticated readers.
2) A microcontroller decrypts tag data and tracks bike check-ins/check-outs using a real-time clock, communicating data to a .NET application.
3) The .NET system calculates rental charges, displays bike statuses on a web portal, and allows editing rental amounts. This automates the bike rental process using RFID technology and encryption.
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