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@RedWingx86

There’s a security company around where I work that uses NFC tags as “waypoints” or something for their security guards, but they just leave them out in the open without any safeguards, since they just look like little white stickers.

Remember when @Rosco messed with those things?

Please don’t tamper with the NFC tags used by security companies, the guards might get in trouble if they don’t work!

@anon3825968

My company uses a security company whose name I shall not disclose. For some reason, those guys stick ominous NFC stickers on the doors and windows with their company’s logo, and the stickers serve up URIs with a custom mime-type (i.e. not http). I looked it up: the mime-type is linked to some custom app the employees have on their cellphone that gets called up when they scan the tags - probably some stupid app that says “This properly is secured by xxx”.

So naturally, I replaced the URI with http://pornhub.com/. What else could I do? Come on, admit it, you’d have done the same…