Playing with RFID
The workshop features many custom materials, such as RFID Cards, simulation devices, challenge coins and booster packs.
OctoBox will be the custom simulation device used during the workshop. Raspberry Pi + Touchscreen + RF Module and Software written in Python3 + Kivy.
A slide deck, theory bundle and detailed challenge bundle with solutions for the Proxmark3, Flipper Zero and ACR122U.
If you are here to take a shot at the challenges, when there is an OctoBox device nearby and you have access to the Workshop RFID cards, then take a look at Getting started section on the Workshop Page
An awesome fully worked out RFID workshop for beginners where we will touch HID and Mifare Classic. A 60-page theory bundle and presentation is included that explains the theory of RFID, HID and Mifare in detail and provides walkthroughs for the 15 challenges for the Proxmark3, Flipper Zero and ACR122U.
These challenges can be tested on challenge devices at the front of the workshop which are Raspberry Pi's with 7-inch touchscreens and RFID modules, which includes a custom-made game to solve the challenges on, written in Python3 and the Kivy library. These challenges are also part of the CTF which will be ongoing during the workshop and points will automatically be allocated to the user if they solved the challenges on the challenge devices, additionally the winners of the CTF receive some challenge coins or other prices.
Each participants receives a theory bundle and three awesome looking RFID badges (1 x T5577, 2 x Magic Mifare Classic Cards and 1 x Magic Mifare Classic Challenge Card). If the participants do not have any RFID device, they can use one of the ACR122U devices brought by the instructor. The instructor wrote a custom client software for the ACR122U that works on Windows and Linux to make sure that everything goes smoothly.
