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2 Attacking rfid SystemsPedro Peris-Lopez, Julio Cesar Hernandez-Castro,Juan M. Estevez-Tapiador, and Arturo AttackObjectives .. SecurityNeeds .. MainSecurityConcerns .. Tracking .. CloningandPhysicalAttacks .. ReplayandRelayAttacks .. Hiding .. Cryptographic Back-EndDatabase .. Tag Counterfeiting and ..46A great number of hackers end up working in the security departments of IT and telecommunicationscompanies. In other words, the best way of making a system secure is knowing how it can beattacked. Radio-frequency identification ( rfid ) is no different from any other technology, so thepossible attacks on it should be studied in depth. The extent of an attack can vary considerably; someattacks focus on a particular part of the system ( , the tag) whereas others target the whole there are references to such attacks in a number of publications, a rigorous study has notbeen made of the subject until now.
Attacking RFID Systems 31 Integrity Availability Confidentiality FIGURE 2.1 Three pillars of security: the CIA triad. 2.1.3 SECURITY NEEDS As any other mission-critical system, it is important to minimize the threats to the confidentiality,
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