Detect LF, HF and UHF RFID fields with Lab401's RFID Field Detector Ultra. No guessing required, no batteries required. Buy it now at : https://lab401.com/products/rfid-field-detector-ultra In this video, Sandy from LAB401 demonstrates how this passive, keychain-sized detector instantly identifies Low Frequency (LF), High Frequency (HF), and Ultra-High Frequency (UHF) fields. Watch as we put it to the test with the Chameleon Ultra dev (LF/HF) and a UHF reader to show you just how simple and reliable it is. Stop guessing and start knowing. Learn the system's frequency in a single blink and streamline your workflow, from red team engagements to verifying your own firmware. 🔑 KEY FEATURES: -Tri-Band Detection: Instantly identifies LF (125kHz), HF (13.56MHz), and UHF (860-960MHz) fields. -Completely Passive: No battery required! It harvests power directly from the RFID field. -Instant Visual Feedback: Bright, dedicated LEDs for each frequency leave no room for error. -Ultra-Compact & Durable: Designed to live on your keyring so it's always ready. -Essential Pentesting Tool: Perfect for fast reconnaissance on physical access control systems. 0:00 - Intro 0:18 - Meet the Lab401 RFID Field Detector 0:26 - How It Works 0:45 - Use Cases: Pentesting & Development 0:59 - Summary of Key Features 1:09 - Where to Buy 1:15 - Outro

WIRED recently demonstrated how to cheat at poker by hacking the Deckmate 2 card shufflers used in casinos. The mob was allegedly using the same trick to fleece victims for millions.

Every device in your room has a secret dialect. Your keyboard, your flash drive, that odd Bluetooth dongle you got from a conference table three years ago—they all whisper to your machine in binary code so fast it looks like trust. You plug them in without thinking because the lights turn on and the files move, but beneath the surface there’s a language you were never meant to learn.

Detect LF, HF and UHF RFID fields with Lab401's RFID Field Detector Ultra. No guessing required, no batteries required. Buy it now at : https://lab401.com/products/rfid-field-detector-ultra In this video, Sandy from LAB401 demonstrates how this passive, keychain-sized detector instantly identifies Low Frequency (LF), High Frequency (HF), and Ultra-High Frequency (UHF) fields. Watch as we put it to the test with the Chameleon Ultra dev (LF/HF) and a UHF reader to show you just how simple and reliable it is. Stop guessing and start knowing. Learn the system's frequency in a single blink and streamline your workflow, from red team engagements to verifying your own firmware. 🔑 KEY FEATURES: -Tri-Band Detection: Instantly identifies LF (125kHz), HF (13.56MHz), and UHF (860-960MHz) fields. -Completely Passive: No battery required! It harvests power directly from the RFID field. -Instant Visual Feedback: Bright, dedicated LEDs for each frequency leave no room for error. -Ultra-Compact & Durable: Designed to live on your keyring so it's always ready. -Essential Pentesting Tool: Perfect for fast reconnaissance on physical access control systems. 0:00 - Intro 0:18 - Meet the Lab401 RFID Field Detector 0:26 - How It Works 0:45 - Use Cases: Pentesting & Development 0:59 - Summary of Key Features 1:09 - Where to Buy 1:15 - Outro

When I was a kid, my parents’ kitchen smelled like burned popcorn and leftover spaghetti sauce, and there was this ancient microwave sitting on the counter. Its plastic buttons had faded to something between beige and ash, and the door sometimes refused to close properly unless you gave it a gentle smack on the side. That microwave became one of my first physics classrooms.

Cisco fixes CVE-2025-20352 SNMP flaw exploited in the wild, risking remote code execution or DoS.

Detect LF, HF and UHF RFID fields with Lab401's RFID Field Detector Ultra. No guessing required, no batteries required. Buy it now at : https://lab401.com/products/rfid-field-detector-ultra In this video, Sandy from LAB401 demonstrates how this passive, keychain-sized detector instantly identifies Low Frequency (LF), High Frequency (HF), and Ultra-High Frequency (UHF) fields. Watch as we put it to the test with the Chameleon Ultra dev (LF/HF) and a UHF reader to show you just how simple and reliable it is. Stop guessing and start knowing. Learn the system's frequency in a single blink and streamline your workflow, from red team engagements to verifying your own firmware. 🔑 KEY FEATURES: -Tri-Band Detection: Instantly identifies LF (125kHz), HF (13.56MHz), and UHF (860-960MHz) fields. -Completely Passive: No battery required! It harvests power directly from the RFID field. -Instant Visual Feedback: Bright, dedicated LEDs for each frequency leave no room for error. -Ultra-Compact & Durable: Designed to live on your keyring so it's always ready. -Essential Pentesting Tool: Perfect for fast reconnaissance on physical access control systems. 0:00 - Intro 0:18 - Meet the Lab401 RFID Field Detector 0:26 - How It Works 0:45 - Use Cases: Pentesting & Development 0:59 - Summary of Key Features 1:09 - Where to Buy 1:15 - Outro

When you first hear the phrase “dumpster diving,” your mind probably jumps to grimy alleys, overflowing trash bins, and the occasional lost smartphone lying in a puddle. But in the world of modern electronics and firmware exploration, dumpster diving has taken on a completely different shape. The dumpsters are virtual, the grime is digital, and the treasures are source code and firmware blobs that companies would rather you never touch.

Detect LF, HF and UHF RFID fields with Lab401's RFID Field Detector Ultra. No guessing required, no batteries required. Buy it now at : https://lab401.com/products/rfid-field-detector-ultra In this video, Sandy from LAB401 demonstrates how this passive, keychain-sized detector instantly identifies Low Frequency (LF), High Frequency (HF), and Ultra-High Frequency (UHF) fields. Watch as we put it to the test with the Chameleon Ultra dev (LF/HF) and a UHF reader to show you just how simple and reliable it is. Stop guessing and start knowing. Learn the system's frequency in a single blink and streamline your workflow, from red team engagements to verifying your own firmware. 🔑 KEY FEATURES: -Tri-Band Detection: Instantly identifies LF (125kHz), HF (13.56MHz), and UHF (860-960MHz) fields. -Completely Passive: No battery required! It harvests power directly from the RFID field. -Instant Visual Feedback: Bright, dedicated LEDs for each frequency leave no room for error. -Ultra-Compact & Durable: Designed to live on your keyring so it's always ready. -Essential Pentesting Tool: Perfect for fast reconnaissance on physical access control systems. 0:00 - Intro 0:18 - Meet the Lab401 RFID Field Detector 0:26 - How It Works 0:45 - Use Cases: Pentesting & Development 0:59 - Summary of Key Features 1:09 - Where to Buy 1:15 - Outro

This mouse has ears.

The chipmakers say physical attacks aren’t in the threat model. Many users didn’t get the memo.

Detect LF, HF and UHF RFID fields with Lab401's RFID Field Detector Ultra. No guessing required, no batteries required. Buy it now at : https://lab401.com/products/rfid-field-detector-ultra In this video, Sandy from LAB401 demonstrates how this passive, keychain-sized detector instantly identifies Low Frequency (LF), High Frequency (HF), and Ultra-High Frequency (UHF) fields. Watch as we put it to the test with the Chameleon Ultra dev (LF/HF) and a UHF reader to show you just how simple and reliable it is. Stop guessing and start knowing. Learn the system's frequency in a single blink and streamline your workflow, from red team engagements to verifying your own firmware. 🔑 KEY FEATURES: -Tri-Band Detection: Instantly identifies LF (125kHz), HF (13.56MHz), and UHF (860-960MHz) fields. -Completely Passive: No battery required! It harvests power directly from the RFID field. -Instant Visual Feedback: Bright, dedicated LEDs for each frequency leave no room for error. -Ultra-Compact & Durable: Designed to live on your keyring so it's always ready. -Essential Pentesting Tool: Perfect for fast reconnaissance on physical access control systems. 0:00 - Intro 0:18 - Meet the Lab401 RFID Field Detector 0:26 - How It Works 0:45 - Use Cases: Pentesting & Development 0:59 - Summary of Key Features 1:09 - Where to Buy 1:15 - Outro