Muhammad @ University of British Columbia

October 12, 2017

I am an electrical engineering student at the University of British Columbia in the Vancouver campus, Canada. Being passionate about security techniques with a knack for finding unconventional ways around them, I have started to like testing the limits of systems around me in an attempt to improve them.

As such I recently purchased a MagSpoof from you guys which I believe will help me conduct a lot of research (and have fun of course) with as the university has multiple payment systems based on magnetic student cards. 

Another thing I have noticed is that access control is done using HID iClass RFID chips in the cards, looking around I found the Proxmark3 is perfect as it's firmware already supports the protocol and frequency I would need to find flaws in the universities current system.

I also find the HackRF One useful to experiment around with campus wide wireless communication systems.

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Markus @ Auburn University in Auburn, AL

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My name is Markus and I love your site and all the tools for sale. I am a student at Auburn University in Auburn, AL (1.5 hrs from Atlanta). My area of research is wireless communication.

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Shaima @ Higher Colleges of technology in UAE

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I am a bachelor student studying at Higher Colleges of technology in UAE. I want to purchase the proxmark3 kit to help me complete my graduation project. Our project is to make a Universal RFID Cloner, where we want to prove to organizations in the UAE that RFID is not secure enough to depend on them fully.

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Ryan @ University City High School, San Diego

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My name is Ryan, I am a student at University City High School, San Diego learning about Software Defined Radio. I have done projects including reverse engineering grocery store anti theft systems, decoding GOES weather satellite data, and making a system for hunting weather balloons. I am now working on projects using a HackRF to reverse engineer Satellite communications.

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