@BRAVEKangroo by creating what is called a faraday cage. its the same reason why carnival lighting tricks like driving a motorcycle in a steel ball cage dont get struck.
@tkelleman i read the story, and i know this was your biggest project, but you are simply IN LOVE with mighty wallets, huh? im not criticising, people love my wallet, ask if i made it, why is it paper "it's not", etc...but you love learning more and more about what people do with them, huh? btw, your daughter's funny, wanting to help you, thanks for giving us the tools to be mighty
@tkelleman i read the story, and i know this was your biggest project, but you are simply IN LOVE with mighty wallets, huh? im not criticising, people love my wallet, ask if i made it, why is it paper "it's not", etc...but you love learning more and more about what people do with them, huh? btw, your daughter's funny, wanting to help you, thanks for giving us the tools to be mighty
The technology that protects these cards is super sophisticated and even if people can lift your credit card numbers there is very little anyone can do with the numbers. The AVS system protects cards from being used to buy and send goods to another address than that of the card owner. Every time you use your RFID card a unique digital key is created in the host bank and copied to the card. For every transaction the bank verifies the key. Some serious hackers have tried to break this can can't.
If you believe they are hack proof then you need to look up "Mythbusters banned from talking about RFID" He couldn't go into great detail, but was saying how hackable these cards were and they was gonna air the show, but credit card companies were all over it and Discovery backed down and did not air it. Remember this If man made it man can break it. For instance look at Satellite encryption. Nothing is hack proof NOTHING
@MyNameIsZura Yeah - MyNameIsZura got it right and a lot of people are concerned about this new feature in many cards but its not as prevalent in the US as in the UK.
@tkelleman I just looked up what RFID is and I'm not really fully understanding how someone can "steal your information" through this process. According to what I read, RFIDs can be extremely small pet identification devices to simple toll-automated paying pass thingies. Could you please explain how someone might use this to steal other's information?
PS-- Thought of mine off to the side. Are you saying that people can steal the magnetic data from a credit card using RFID data "transferring"?
@MyNameIsZura@lolzalot666 RFID means Radio-frequency identification. People can steal your credit card information by carrying around a machine that reads the magnetic strip on cards (Credit, Debit, Gift, etc.)
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TheGmodkilla 1 week ago
WTF is rfid?????
onceANexile 3 weeks ago
i just made a duck tape wallet with a thin sheet of aluminum made into it
conlanwaylan 4 weeks ago
Strange... the same technology hobos use to protect their brains from government brain scans works as an RFID protector...
tokinoyushi 1 month ago
after i watched this, i bought a Mighty Wallet, just got off amazon :)
rct3900 1 month ago
This is a wallet? Just seems like a well folded piece of paper.
Gunner3210 1 month ago
@Gunner3210 yeah its called mighty wallet made from tyvek plastic, really tough material
XTrevvion 1 month ago
че за хуйня
775839290288 1 month ago
insanely lame -.-
Epinlolz 1 month ago
@tkelleman How did you get that dsign on the wallet?
dannydumbo714 1 month ago
10 likes for your daughter
sorekd 1 month ago 12
Wtf am I wasting my weekend for. Fucking youtube
Craziman123 1 month ago
what the fuck is a mighty wallet?
ReepsOneLondon 1 month ago
@ReepsOneLondon it's a super compact wallet made of a material called tyvek, and it is essentiall tear and water proof
ballngames 1 month ago
@ReepsOneLondon google dynomighty
ballngames 1 month ago
I love ur videos but one question how can tin foil be used for an RFID blocker
BRAVEKangroo 2 months ago
@BRAVEKangroo by creating what is called a faraday cage. its the same reason why carnival lighting tricks like driving a motorcycle in a steel ball cage dont get struck.
cybertiberium 1 month ago
knowing me, this would take me forever just so i could get it perfect...
elrick729 2 months ago
I just got my mighty wallet yesterday and im a big fan but how do you keep the flaps from sticking out?
PABLODANINJA 2 months ago
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@tkelleman i read the story, and i know this was your biggest project, but you are simply IN LOVE with mighty wallets, huh? im not criticising, people love my wallet, ask if i made it, why is it paper "it's not", etc...but you love learning more and more about what people do with them, huh? btw, your daughter's funny, wanting to help you, thanks for giving us the tools to be mighty
co0lerthanu 2 months ago
@tkelleman i read the story, and i know this was your biggest project, but you are simply IN LOVE with mighty wallets, huh? im not criticising, people love my wallet, ask if i made it, why is it paper "it's not", etc...but you love learning more and more about what people do with them, huh? btw, your daughter's funny, wanting to help you, thanks for giving us the tools to be mighty
co0lerthanu 2 months ago
Just RFID proofed my Mighty Wallet. Thanks for the (How to) Easy to do.
AfghanRapper 2 months ago
The technology that protects these cards is super sophisticated and even if people can lift your credit card numbers there is very little anyone can do with the numbers. The AVS system protects cards from being used to buy and send goods to another address than that of the card owner. Every time you use your RFID card a unique digital key is created in the host bank and copied to the card. For every transaction the bank verifies the key. Some serious hackers have tried to break this can can't.
tkelleman 2 months ago 7
@tkelleman youtube.com/watch?v=vmajlKJlT3U
The card's information such as name, CC number, expiration date is unencrypted...
As you can see from the video, the 'sophisticated' protections is BS.
Also, here is an interview by Adam Savage with regards to why RFID myths were never done mythbusters youtube.com/watch?v=X034R3yzDhw
Answer: because it's not protected and the CC companies will sue if you disclose the truths of the vulnerabilities.
pnkssbtz 1 month ago
@tkelleman
If you believe they are hack proof then you need to look up "Mythbusters banned from talking about RFID" He couldn't go into great detail, but was saying how hackable these cards were and they was gonna air the show, but credit card companies were all over it and Discovery backed down and did not air it. Remember this If man made it man can break it. For instance look at Satellite encryption. Nothing is hack proof NOTHING
ozzy1976 1 week ago
2:54 Why would they do it in the first place if they don't know how t use it?
Ltb0b 2 months ago
lol does this mean you can steal things and put them in the wallet and not set off alarms? ;D
ML4Lyfe 2 months ago
cool, cause i have card that have that tap and go crap on it.
jenene84 2 months ago
Awesome!
ItsAlyssaVlogs 2 months ago
wtf is "RFID PROOF"
MyNameIsZura 2 months ago 5
@MyNameIsZura RFID is a way to steal credit card information
lolzalot666 2 months ago
@MyNameIsZura Yeah - MyNameIsZura got it right and a lot of people are concerned about this new feature in many cards but its not as prevalent in the US as in the UK.
tkelleman 2 months ago 3
@tkelleman you didnt even answer his question.
tails228 1 month ago
@tkelleman I just looked up what RFID is and I'm not really fully understanding how someone can "steal your information" through this process. According to what I read, RFIDs can be extremely small pet identification devices to simple toll-automated paying pass thingies. Could you please explain how someone might use this to steal other's information?
PS-- Thought of mine off to the side. Are you saying that people can steal the magnetic data from a credit card using RFID data "transferring"?
XboxHacking101 1 month ago
@MyNameIsZura @lolzalot666 RFID means Radio-frequency identification. People can steal your credit card information by carrying around a machine that reads the magnetic strip on cards (Credit, Debit, Gift, etc.)
scripttester 2 months ago
nope
michaelandtristan 2 months ago
FIRST
Shokkajake 2 months ago
dynomighty is so amazing. period
mattguy21 2 months ago