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TrustScore 3 out of 5

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Yet another blatantly lying lobbyist site

Lobbyist site full of myths that independent security researchers have debunked. Credit card frauds jumped significantly wherever NFC cards were deployed, because adding yet another attack vector can not make payments safer. Anyone walking past you with a back-pack can make a full copy of your NFC payment card. It's the same non-existing security as a library card. The weak encryption has many back-doors and the "private" keys are public knowledge. Any idiot can get a free NFC card reader, short a few wires using publicly posted instructions, amplify the antenna to reach meters. The range limitation safety is implemented in the card reader alone, so do you really expect a thief to comply with the antenna design's specification?

17 June 2020
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