NFC Method for Troubleshooting External Security Systems on Microcontroller Devices for Safe Door Designs

EasyChair Preprint no. 3941

Abstract

In this day and age, when all devices use the term "smart", security on every device needs to be improved. With the progress of crime technology in the cyber world is also increasing. With NFC (Near-Field Communication) technology, safe doors can be opened more easily and can provide safer authentication security. NFC-controlled door locks also have circuit breakers that are activated at the safe door and deactivated when not in use. Unlike most keys which still use analog keys, NFC user authentication only enters a passcode and scans the NFC tag to open the safe door. To prevent duplication of NFC tag IDs, the system encrypts the tag ID and passcode using AES. The microsontroller is linked to the website. The website is useful as a control for viewing logins from safe users.

Keyphrases: AES, Brankas, IoT, Microcontroller, NFC, website

@Booklet{EasyChair:3941,
  author = {Nurhalis Jusman and Aldito Rama Dana and M.Hajar Prasetyo},
  title = {NFC Method for Troubleshooting External Security Systems on Microcontroller Devices for Safe Door Designs},
  howpublished = {EasyChair Preprint no. 3941},

  year = {EasyChair, 2020}}