Access Control Basics: Cards and Readers This primer on magnetic stripe, proximity and smart card access control technology will help you select the right system for your institution.

First, almost every card reader is connected to an access control panel by a 40-year old Wiegand communication protocol that is not secure. The second problem is the card-to-card reader RF ...

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He's also got a "Dump" card in the works. In Version 2, he'll be able to control the LEDs on a reader and force them to feed back all valid user data captured via LED on the front of a reader.

With a Bluetooth range of up to 32.81 feet and a standard reader size format, the ASR2100Z-B showcases Dahua's commitment to innovation and expanding access control options.

The approximate cost per door is between $5,000-8,000. If a card reader will be added the locks to that door need to be changed. NO keys will be issued. A door closer will be added. If required, door ...

On Wednesday, PM Narendra Modi inaugurated Central Vista’s first secretariat building where ID-based control systems and CCTV ...

I just received my RC522 RFID reader and made this simple Arduino access control system that uses the reader, a buzzer for the alarm and a relay shield for the security system. The relay can be used ...

SmartMetric and its Biometric Access Card bring a new level of security to the corporate world. From biometrically identifying a person as they enter the lobby of a building to controlling access ...

Sponsored Overcoming Old Access Control Card Security Challenges Without encryption, anyone can read or copy the 125 kHz proximity cards used in older access control systems.