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RFID, radio frequency identification, is a technology whose time has come for creating a lot of applications. There are currently many RFID applications which bring numerous benefits to organizations and society, such as aviation companies and drug manufacturers.
In this paper, we will propose an architecture which can protect RFID from cloning. We believe our proposed architecture has two main advantages. First, this architecture is a robust system to prevent RFID tags from cloning. Second, our architecture can be applied in various contexts such as pharmacy and aviation.
Basically, our architecture can be presented in two parts, given different operating frequency band. RFID tags which we employ are complied with EPCglobal proposed specifications.

RFID, radio frequency identification, is a technology whose time has come for creating a lot of applications. There are currently many RFID applications which bring numerous benefits to organizations and society, such as aviation companies and drug manufacturers.
In this paper, we will propose an architecture which can protect RFID from cloning. We believe our proposed architecture has two main advantages. First, this architecture is a robust system to prevent RFID tags from cloning. Second, our architecture can be applied in various contexts such as pharmacy and aviation.
Basically, our architecture can be presented in two parts, given different operating frequency band. RFID tags which we employ are complied with EPCglobal proposed specifications.

1. INTRODUCTION 1
1.1 BACKGROUND 1
1.2 MOTIVATION 3
1.3 RESEARCH PROBLEM AND OBJECTIVE 5
1.4 ORGANIZATION 6
1.5 RESEARCH PROCESS 6
2. LITERATURE REVIEW 7
2.1 RFID SYSTEM 7
2.2 RFID TAG 9
2.3 EPC NETWORK 17
2.4 RFID SECURITY PROBLEM 19
2.5 YOKING PROOF AND GROUPING PROOF 23
3. PROPOSED ARCHITECTURE 27
3.1 ASSUMPTION 27
3.2 PRIMARY PROTOCOL FOR 13.56 MHz (HF) RFID 28
3.3 PRIMARY PROTOCOL FOR 900 MHz (UHF )RFID 32
3.4 ENHANCED PROTOCOL FOR 13.56 MHz (HF) RFID 34
3.5 ENHANCED PROTOCOL FOR 900 MHz (UHF)RFID 37
4. IMPLEMENTATION AND SECURITY ANALYSIS 38
4.1. IMPLEMENTATION FOR 13.56 MHz(HF) RFID 38
4.2. IMPLEMENTATION FOR 900 MHz(UHF) RFID 43
4.3. SECURITY ANALYSIS 45
4.4. APPLICATION SCENARIO 47
5. CONCLUSION AND FUTURE WORK 49
5.1. CONSLUSION 49
5.2. FUTURE WORK 52

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