In the last years RFID did become a ubiquitous part of our life. We are confronted daily with RFID applications in access control systems, as micro-payment, in electronic IDs and public transportation. Despite of the huge impact, still very little is known on many systems out there - questions on security and privacy features remain unanswered by most system vendors. This talks explains how black box RFID systems can be analyzed and reverse engineered to understand the protocols and inner workings of unkown RFID systems. It explains the tools used and presents weak spots and the resulting approaches and for an effective reverse-engineering.
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