well you beat me to that one but look at this one i found:
I could stab myself with several more implants with that amount of money, holy shit!
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Problem solved.
For pennies on the dollar you can make a flexible glove. Just tested it. Works
Pro tip: extra thick aluminum foil
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Ooooh rave hands for Defcon!
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I have to wonder why this device is legal? It doesn’t sound like it conforms to part 15 of the FCC regulations.
edit: I didn’t check the timestamp on this thread. Sorry for bumping it.
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No, Thankyou, i think it’s a topic that can still live pretty well. I hadn’t thought about my implants in a place like defcon (oversite i know) as even though i don’t have any plans to fly to defcon i still think about getting a burner phone, leaving as much as possible at home ect.
Was there ever any progress on a method of shielding your implants, if you were to go somewhere sketchy like defcon?
Rfid kill or sniffing etc
A great product exist already!
I am not aware of anything being talked about on here since the first time.
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I thought the testing showed that didn’t really work
Rosco showed some chain mail socks (because of course chain mail socks instead of shoes)
And he could read thru it no problem
I was just making a joke.
Personally? I feel your best bet is just to maintain distance if you are worried about it.
If someone really wants to walk around frying peoples chips, they will sure try to.
I dont know if I see a practical need for it, but it’s nice to have tools in the toolbox is all
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Chain mail should not block the field: the magnetic field should warp around each link and then continue forward.
You might want some copper faraday shield mesh gloves.
(Carbon fiber also works wonders and is cheaper, but copper has higher absorption, especially on HF)
never seen it up for sale at “glove” form-factor, but you can find the fabric for sale fairly easy, then just stitch a patch of it inside a nice pair of gloves.
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I believe the general consensus was that unlike what people think, Defcon is actually pretty safe in terms of personal device security, and they’re not going to be waving a NFCKill around in case it fries passports, credit cards, etc.
Saying that - don’t challenge people to hack / destroy your implants, because they will give it their best shot then.
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For the slightly newer peeps, this was the reference for the discussion
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I’m just giving defcon a hard time, if anything it’s a compliment to the ingenuity and tenacity of the crowd
However the hacker crowd will always involve some level of fuckery
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Oh yeah, people definitely attempt things, and yeah there’s a lot of fuckery - but they don’t try to ruin people (e.g. wall of sheep redacts email addresses)
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You can protect your implants with a small patch of Pyralux film taped to your hand covering more than half of the antenna.
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I don’t have any high power readers, but my phone can’t read through a bit of aluminum foil ducting tape, it’s cheap and could be stuck on in a few seconds and worn under gloves, though something more powerful like a proxmark might be able to read through it, but I doubt it
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For the record, a Proxmark isn’t especially powerful. Quite the contrary actually.
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If I remember watching their promo video, dude rigged it in a brief case, and walked around collecting.
To me that is powerful. It is passive on the guys part, and he doesn’t have to make motions towards yo stuff.
No, he isn’t standing 50 yards away, which is also powerful.
I really want to see that bit of magic, if it didn’t happen with an amplified front-end 
No way in hell the PM can do that - unless you rub the briefcase against the target’s pants, or at least bring it close enough to be construed as a frotteur.