RFID in the shed
February 20, 2004
Want to prototype an RFID solution? Here is neat kit for home-hacking...: The PhidgetRFID Kit - for reading RFID tags comes with
- 6x 30mm disc RFID Tags
- 2x Credit card sized RFID Tags
- 2x Keyfob RFID Tags
- USB cable
(via Metamanda)
Related: Why hacking is good for technology development
Posted by andersja
glad I could be of service!
Posted by: metamanda at February 20, 2004 07:21 PMHopefully kits like this will help some enterprising soul come up with a portable RFID blocker or zapper - before they're banned.
Come on, people. You could help us protect our privacy and make a mint at the same time!
Posted by: Trevor Mendham at February 21, 2004 12:02 AMHi ! Do you know if a volt surge will kill the RFID?
Posted by: James at June 22, 2004 08:09 PMJames, probably you'd have to induce the surge with a strong magnetic field (similar to how shops can burn out their RFID tags at point of purchase). But yes, I think a surge kills most electronics :-)
Posted by: Anders at June 23, 2004 01:48 PMHey there is a product that does kill the RFID chip but they havn't released the information on what it looks like or how it kills the chip. I wonder if it can be banned. I read this on zombiewire.com
Posted by: Fred at November 8, 2004 08:56 PM