A variant of implementation of the AES algorithm in RFID systems

DOI: 10.31673/2409-7292.2021.045158

Abstract

This paper presents basic information about RFID systems and a brief analysis of the main cryptographic algorithms traditionally used in them. The main work was done on the development and hardware implementation of the AES encryption algorithm, which should theoretically help protect against most of the above attacks.

Key words: RFID, AES, radio frequency identification.

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