Researchers have demonstrated that the near-field communication (NFC) protocol can be used to exfiltrate small amounts of data, such as passwords and encryption keys, over relatively long distances.
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NFCdrip Attack Proves Long-Range Data Exfiltration via NFC
Researchers have demonstrated that the near-field communication (NFC) protocol can be used to exfiltrate small amounts of data, such as passwords and encryption keys, over relatively long distances. The post NFCdrip Attack Proves Long-Range Data Exfiltration via NFC appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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