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Seminars given
April 24, 2007 - RFID Primer and Foretaste of Security and Privacy
by Gildas Avoine
| Abstract: | During my stay in the Crypto Group of UCLouvain, my research activities
will focus on the security of the RFID systems. I will especially
address the security issues related to the biometric passports, and I
will also consider the relay attacks. During these 2-month sojourn, I
will give several talks about security and privacy in RFID systems. The
first one of this series will consist of a general introduction to RFID
and its security and privacy-related problems, and the following ones
will focus on more specific problems.
RFID consists in remotely identifying objects or persons that carry a
small transponder, called tag. Such tags offer limited capabilities and
so require specific cryptographic designs for "securing" the system.
Because RFID becomes a ubiquitous technology, privacy is also a matter
of concern. After an introduction to the technology itself, the existing
and the future applications, I will describe the main security and
privacy issues that appear in RFID systems. |
Publications
Gildas Avoine, Iwen Coisel, and Tania Martin. Time Measurement Threatens Privacy-Friendly RFID Authentication Protocols, In S.B. Ors Yalcin, editor(s), Workshop on RFID Security -- RFIDSec'10, Volume 6370 of Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS), pages 138--157, Spinger, June 2010 PDF BibTeX
Chong Hee Kim, and Gildas Avoine. RFID distance bounding protocol with mixed challenges to prevent relay attacks, The 8th International Conference on Cryptology and Network Security - CANS2009, Volume 5888 of Lecture Notes in Computer Science, pages 119-133, Springer, December 2009 BibTeX
Chong Hee Kim, Gildas Avoine, François Koeune, François-Xavier Standaert, and Olivier Pereira. The Swiss-Knife RFID Distance Bounding Protocol, The 11th International Conference on Information Security and Cryptology - ICISC 2008, Volume 5461 of Lecture Notes in Computer Science, pages 98-115, Springer-Verlag, December 2008 BibTeX
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