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An expert in penetration testing and application security assessments discusses NFC stack protocols, Android stack components, and NFC-based attacks.
MAIN POINTS:
- The speaker leads penetration testing and application security assessments at an Indian securities firm.
- They have discovered vulnerabilities in websites such as Google, Apple, Microsoft, and Skype.
- NFC (Near Field Communication) simulation allows for communication between devices without internet connection.
- LLC (Logical Link Control) is a protocol used for data transfer between devices.
- The Android stack has three components: NFC Stack, LLCP ( Logical Link Control Protocol), and HAL (Hardware Abstraction Layer).
- Fuzzing can be used to test properties in the Android stack.
- Credit cards with NFC capabilities are common in the US but less so in India.
- Financial organizations can protect their customers’ credit card information using standards and protocols.
- An expert can use an NFC wallet with conducting material to block unauthorized data transmission.
- The speaker demonstrates an example of NFC scheming, which is not permanent.
TAKEAWAYS:
- NFC technology has vulnerabilities that can be exploited by attackers.
- Financial organizations must take measures to protect their customers’ credit card information.
- Android devices have multiple components that can be tested for security vulnerabilities.
- Fuzzing can be an effective method for testing properties in the Android stack.
- Expert research is essential for identifying and addressing security threats in various technologies.