A Dutch university is to be sued by
NXP Semiconductors after the
emergence of a paper outlining the recent cryptographic cracking of the
Oyster smartcard.
Researchers from the Radboud University in Nijmegen hacked and cloned a
Mifare RFID chip manufactured by NXP after an experiment with the Dutch
Mifare-based smartcard.
It is understood that NXP wants to stop the publication of the report, but
the researchers are still planning to detail the research findings at a European
computer security conference to be held in October in Spain.
The case is to be held in a court in Arnhem, Holland, tomorrow (Thursday).
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