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RFID Blocker Card
$4.95
Unauthorised Scanning | RFID & NFC Blocking
Protect your credit, bank and access cards against unauthorised RFID and NFC scanners. This RFID Blocking Card turns any wallet into one with RFID-blocking properties. The disruptive field created by this card blocks any attack.
- Disrupts all RFID & NFC Signals
- No batteries required
- Slim design to fit into any wallet
We provide fast and reliable shipping with Australia Post. All orders placed before 11 PM will ship the same or next business day. Standard shipping is free for orders over $50.
Experience great service and reliability. Enjoy peace of mind with our easy-to-reach customer service and two-year warranty.
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Effective Protection Against Electronic Pickpocketing & RFID / NFC Hacking
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FAQ - RFID Blocker Cards
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RFID blocker cards work by creating a barrier that disrupts the communication between an RFID reader and the chip embedded in your credit cards, passports, or other RFID-enabled devices. Here's a breakdown of the process:
- RFID Technology: RFID (Radio-Frequency Identification) uses radio waves to transmit data between a reader and a chip. Your credit card or passport likely has a tiny RFID chip containing your information.
- Reader's Signal: When you walk by an RFID reader (often near contactless payment terminals or security checkpoints), it sends out a radio wave signal.
- Chip Activation: This signal is designed to activate the RFID chip in your card, causing it to respond by transmitting its data back to the reader.
- Blocking Mechanism: The RFID blocker card is made with thin layers of metal mesh or special conductive materials. These materials absorb or reflect the radio waves emitted by the reader.
- Disrupted Communication: With the reader's signal blocked or weakened, the RFID chip in your card is unable to receive the activation signal or transmit its data back effectively.
- Security Shield: This essentially creates a shield around your card, preventing unauthorised readers from capturing your information.
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Methods used by criminals:
- Proximity Theft: This is the most common method. Criminals carry handheld RFID readers in crowded places like public transport, shopping malls, or even gas stations. They brush past you unnoticed, and the reader can scan your card from a short distance, stealing your data.
- Shimming Devices: These are more sophisticated devices that can be placed over legitimate RFID readers (like at payment terminals). The skimmer captures your card's data while the legitimate reader completes the transaction.You might not even notice the difference.
- Data harvesting: Criminals can set up scanners in areas with high RFID card traffic (like airports) to collect a large amount of data.
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Don't let your data become vulnerable to electronic pickpockets.SecurityBase RFID Blocker Cards are built to keep your information safe,wherever you go.
In short, you get:
- Unmatched Security: Complete RFID signals block for ultimate protection.
- Durability: Built to last with premium materials.
- Versatility: Fits into every wallet.
- Broad Compatibility: Works with all RFID-enabled cards, including contactless payment, access, gym and public transport cards.
- Warranty & Support: Peace of mind with a two-year warranty and exceptional service.
- Australian Quality: Designed and tested locally for the highest standards
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The good news is that a single,well-placed SecurityBase RFID Blocker Card creates a protective field around your cards,disrupting RFID signals and stopping thieves in their tracks.
If you have a large wallet or you simply want to double your protection ,we recommend the use of two RFID Blocker Cards for optimal protection. A second card placed strategically can ensure all your cards are covered.
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- Financial Loss: If the criminal manages to steal your credit card information, they could use it to make fraudulent purchases online or in stores. This could lead to financial losses and a hassle sorting out the issue with your bank.
- Identity Theft: Stolen information from passports or ID cards could be used for a wider range of identity theft crimes. This could include opening new accounts in your name, applying for loans, or even obtaining medical services under your identity.
- Data Breaches: While less common, some RFID chips might contain more than basic information. In rare cases, a stolen signal could potentially expose more sensitive data depending on the chip's functionality.
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Yes, they also block NFC (Near-Field Communication) signals, which is used in payment cards. NFC operates on similar frequencies, and RFID Blocker cards are designed to interfere with both types of signals.This helps protect your cards and travel documents from unauthorised scanning or data theft.
