An RFID Attacker Behavior Taxonomy

Authors:
Luke Mirowski;Jacqueline Hartnett;Raymond Williams
Affiliations:
University of Tasmania;University of Tasmania;University of Tasmania
Venue:
IEEE Pervasive Computing
Year:
2009

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Abstract

Radio frequency identification (RFID) uses electronic tags to produce information about entities in the real world. Security is important when the information is used to make decisions about high-value entities such as pharmaceuticals. The authors present a taxonomy of attacker behavior to show how attacks can be sequenced to invalidate the informational goals of RFID systems. The taxonomy can be used to understand the security requirements of RFID systems.