Hackaday11y
Hackaday Interview With Amal Graafstra, Creator Of XNT Implant Chip
It was created by [Amal Graafstra], who therefore aims to produce the world’s first NFC compliant RFID implant. The chip used is the NTAG203, which is (for the sake of simplicity) a 144bytes ...
BGR5y
Tesla Model 3 owner gets RFID chip implanted in his hand to unlock his car with a wave
The latest instance of a Tesla fan gone wild involves a man so enamored with the company that he decided to implant the RFID chip from his Model 3 key card into the back of his hand. The upside ...
BBC7y
Wisconsin company Three Square Market to microchip employees
Three Square Market is offering to implant the tiny radio-frequency identification (RFID) chip into workers' hands for free - and says everyone will soon be doing it. The rice grain-sized $300 (£ ...
Hackaday1y
Bespoke Implants Are Real—if You Put In The Time
A subset of hackers have RFID implants ... she did not find the implant she needed, even though the lock was susceptible to cloned-chip attacks. Since no one made the implant, she set herself ...