Not Just Two Bytes: Emulating Contactless Cards on Mobile Devices
summary
Explains using a phone's NFC interface to emulate contactless cards, demonstrating the byte-level transmission of a real payload between two smartphones. Covers the NFC technology stack and practical considerations for mobile developers building NFC interactions with external devices (access control, card-based point systems, etc.).
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:52Speaker and topic
- 4:06What is NFC and modes
- 8:00Android emulation basics
- 16:57ISO 14443 and ISO 7816
- 24:30NDEF format
- 27:20Practical emulation implementation
- 33:46Implementation challenges
- 36:12Demo and data examples
- 39:21Q&A
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