The Survey of Data Stealing on Virtual School Based on NFC
Andrew Martin Tan, Filip Beniah Anggara, Jennifer Goldwin, Ford Lumban Gaol, Tanty Oktavia, Chew Fong Peng, Suzanna Suzanna · EPiC series in computing · 2022
In this Digital Era, we are facing a lot of threats to protect our data. One of the latest technology on the short raneg communication is Near-Field Communication (NFC) with so many implications of technology that ranging from Non-physical access control to digital payments. These applications are frequently proclaimed as being more secure, as they require near physical vicinity and don't include Wi-Fi or versatile systems. In any case, these frameworks are still defenseless to security assaults at the time of the exchange, as they require small to no extra confirmation from the user’s end. The problem that is the main concern of our paper is about NFC Data Stealing. Not everyone realized that their data get stolen by the Cyber Criminal. A lot of people complacent by NFC Technology that makes data transmission a lot easier, but they only see the good side and close their eyes on the bad side. The problem with NFC is that the data becomes a lot more accessible, and this opens wide the windows for the cyber criminals to steal any data as they like. This opens a new window for them to steal any personal data in no time. Our research method is a survey paper that is based on a real-life case, this method can help us identify a lot of case types. These findings may help all of us to understand more about the problem that we don't even realize.