[BrandoElFollito]

> RFID badge that any kid in the subway standing next to you can clone with his phone

Please do not spread FUD. Except for antique technologies. (MCF-1, ...) you can't clone RFID devices.

[korlja]

It isn't FUD if it is still true for a majority of deployments, even new ones.

One popular example: EV chargers still rely on easily cloneable Mifare Classic for access and billing and are only very slowly changing over to more secure alternatives. And in case it isn't obvious: Mifare Classic security problems were literally more than a decade old knowledge when EV chargers started to be deployed.

https://community.nxp.com/t5/NFC/good-alternative-for-EV-cha...

It isn't FUD if reality is that bad...

[blueflow]

Many "security" tokens are just... tokens. Literally an ID that is writable and readable to any close device.

If you think its antique... like, its still widely in use today, i think you are wrong.

[throwaway787544]

Access company Kisi's blog post from 2018 on hacking 125Khz and 13.56Mhz cards: https://www.getkisi.com/blog/how-to-copy-access-cards-and-ke...

Hardware device that copies many keys including encrypted: https://icopyx.com/