• The NFC Kill is the world’s only RFID fuzzing tool. It is used to securely disable RFID badges, test RFID hardware, audit access control failure modes, and probe / exploit RFID attack surfaces during penetration testing.

It is the only tool available to securely and permanently disable RFID cards in a manner compliant with the GDPR. Clients in high-security environments (Law Enforcement, Government, Corporate and Industrial) use NFC Kill as part of their Data Destruction Policy.

Capabilities:

• Secure Card Destruction: All common card frequencies: 13.56MHz, 125KHz, UHF (Including reader/writers)
• New RFID Attack Surface: Test, glitch and disable RFID access control systems and badges.

Features:

• Single Pulse and Continuous (2 Hz / 0.5s)
• Output Voltage: ~1600V
• Rechargable Li-ion, 3.3V Battery, Input Frequency: 3.3V, Battery Life: ~10,000 discharge cycles

Disclaimer: The NFCKill is a high-voltage device, containing several shock-hazards. It must be kept and operated in a controlled environment, by a trained and responsible technician. Unintentional damage may occur to due irresponsible operator error.

NFC Kill Standard Version:

The world's only RFID fuzzing tool.

• Securely disable RFID badges. 
  
• Test and harden RFID hardware
• Audit access control failure modes
• Test and reduce the attack surface for pen-test customers
• Single Discharge Mode (Standard + Professional Versions)
• Continuous Discharge Mode (Professional Version only)
• Rapid, Tracked International Shipping (Standard or Courrier) 

Technical Information:

Compatibility

• While the NFCKill is tuned to cover the most common Low and High Frequencies of RFID: 125KHz - 13.56MHz. Likewise, it is able to inductively couple with most devices that contain an form of coil.

Targeted Frequencies:

• High Frequency (13.56MHz)
  
• Tags: All known tags (MIFARE Family, HID iCLASS, Calypso, Contactless Payment, etc)
• Hardware: Most reader and writer hardware, NFC-equipped phones, Contactless Payment Terminals, etc
• Effective Range: 0 - 6cm
• Throughput: 50 cards per cycle (max 6000 per minute)
• Low Frequency (125 - 134KHz)
• Tags: All known tags (HID, Indala, etc)
• Hardware: Most reader and writer hardware
• Effective Range: 0 - 5cm
• Throughput: 1 card per cycle (max 120 per minute)
• Ultra High Frequency (850 - 930 MHz)
• UHF technology is fundamentally different, and requires a different device. The NFCKill UHF is purpose built for UHF tags.

Other Technologies

• Wireless charging (chargers and devices)
  
• POS systems
• Induction-Loop equipped systems
• Systems with coils that can have current induced

 Technical Specifications:

• The NFCKill has the following technical specifications:

Frequencies:

• Tuned Frequencies: 125KHz - 13.56MHz
  

Hardware:

• Battery: Rechargeable Li-ion, 3.3V
  
• Input Frequency: 3.3V
• Output Voltage: ~1600V

Operating Modes:

• Single Pulse (Standard & Professional Version)
  
• Continuous (2 Hz / 0.5s) (Professional Version only)

Miscellaneous:

• Battery Life: ~10,000 discharge cycles
  
• Charge Interface: Micro-USB
• Case: ABS
• LEDs: 4x Battery Level indication, 1x Power, 1x Operation Indication

Operational Warning:

• The NFCKill is a high-voltage device, containing several shock-hazards. It must be kept and operated in a controlled environment, by a trained and responsible technician. Unintentional damage may occur to due irresponsible operator error.
  

• NFCKill.com declines any responsibility from the use of the device. For more information, please review our terms and conditions.

Operating Instructions / User Manual:

• On the device there are three buttons. Power, Single Pulse, Continuous Pulse (Pro version only).
• A short press on the power button will display the battery level of the device (One - Four LEDs will light up, indicating the battery level)
  
• A long press on the power button will turn the device on - there will be one LED that is now constantly lit.
  
• An additional long press on the power button will turn the device off.
• When the device is powered on, you can action the Single Pulse or Continuous Pulse (Pro version only) buttons.
  
• The Single Pulse will trigger a single pulse. When the pulse is sent, a LED will display.
• For Pro version, the Continuous Pulse button will trigger continuous pulses. For each pulse, a LED will display.
• To stop the Continuous Pulse cycle, press the Continuous Pulse button one more time.
• On the case there is the logo - this is the center of the pulse zone. When you are disabling tags, please place the target tag in this zone.