Red Team OTA: Physical Intrusion Systems
Get into premises stealthily. Three days on the current attacks against RFID, NFC, Bluetooth LE, nRF and sub-GHz systems you meet on pentest and Red Team engagements, so you can tackle access control and the radio links behind it.
- Identify and decode RFID and NFC access technologies
- Crack MIFARE Classic, Ultralight and DESFire
- Attack Bluetooth LE with MITM, injection and secured cases
- Turn nRF devices into bugs and sniff keystrokes
- Capture, replay and forge sub-GHz remotes and garage doors
- Apply Red Team tricks for stealth
- Red teamers and physical intrusion specialists
- Pentesters covering access control
- Security engineers on badge and building systems
Four parts, badge to garage door.
RFID and NFC, then Bluetooth LE, then nRF, then sub-GHz remotes.
RFID and NFC
Bluetooth LE
nRF
Garage door remotes
What every attendee takes home.
A complete RF kit with real targets, kept by the attendee.
- RF kit with targets
- Proxmark3 standard kit, Evil Crow RF, garage door and RFID targets
- Slides and scripts
- Full deck and the tools used in class
- Captures
- Cleared for teaching
Prerequisites.
A laptop that can keep up
Linux recommended
Linux administration
Required
Programming basics
Python, C/C++ or Rust is a plus
Your trainer.
Published research on 5G security, Open RAN, baseband fuzzing, interception and mapping, and power-line communication in electric vehicles and charging stations. Practical work across Wi-Fi, RFID and other wireless systems.
Publications →Run it privately for your team.
Quoted per group, not per seat, and the content adapts to your stack. Remote live, on your site, or at our offices near Paris.