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  • Hard coded anti clone system for enterprise physical security.

  • Hard coded anti clone system for enterprise physical security.

  • Hard coded anti clone system for enterprise physical security.

  • Hard coded anti clone system for enterprise physical security.

These world-class companies are already using Anti Clone System.

We protect you from clone cards and increase your cyber security.

01 Commercial & Residential
02 Data Centre
03 Educational Institution
04 Financial Institution
05 Government
06 Health Care Facility
07 Hospitality
08 Industrial
09 Non-profit Organization
10 Petrochemical/ Oil & Gas
11 Transportation & Logistics
12 MICE Venue
How it Works

Magical security solutions.

01 / Encryption

Encrypting the data stored on the RFID tag makes it difficult for unauthorized individuals to read or copy the information.

02 / Unique Serial Number

Each RFID tag can be assigned a unique serial number, which can be used to identify and authenticate the tag.

03 / Kill Command

A "kill" command can be used to deactivate an RFID tag if it is suspected of being cloned.

04 /Physical protection

Keeping the RFID tag in a shielded material to prevent others from reading the information on the RFID tag

Building Access

Parking Access

Commercial Access

Residential Access

Cloud Access Control

Web Access Management

Cyber Security

End-to-End Encryption

We are leading provider of RFID anti-cloning solutions.
We specialize in developing and delivering cutting-edge technology that helps businesses and organizations protect their RFID-enabled systems from unauthorized duplication and cloning.

Our vision

Recent Works

.Secure

.Encrypted

.Anti Duplicate

.Anti Clone

Frequently Asked Questions

Our services

Statistics show that 55 to 75% of corporate fraud are due to insiders. Employees motivated by greed are most likely to clone the access cards of senior executives to commit fraudulent acts for personal gain. Industrial espionage is often motivated by competitive forces to gain advantage into highly competitive businesses while spies spend millions to hack target victims’ accounts. On a lighter note, commercial and residential service providers like maintenance contractors and real estate agents often find it more convenient and cost effective to clone and use multiple cards, rather than approaching the employer for additional access cards.

To guarantee uniqueness of any access card, the contactless access control reader must read data that has been encrypted and stored in the card. The card reader must unlock the smartcard to gain access to the encrypted data. The encrypted data is read and decrypted with a secret key available only in an authorised smart card reader. Because the secret data is hidden from view and data transmission is in encrypted form, it makes the access card impossible to clone or hack.

Even more important than storing encrypted data with a strong encryption key is the issue of where and who to keep the keys. Should the key be entrusted to the boss or an employee? What if this person resigns, forgets or attempts to sabotage the company? In principle, secret keys should be robust and never made vulnerable by one or more persons. The solution is to use a professional, purpose built Secret Key Management System (SKeyMa). The seeds to create a master secret key can come from one or more persons, without any one person in the mix having knowledge or visibility of the actual master key. The master key that is generated is stored in a highly secure medium to ensure the highest possible level of security.

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Tokyo, Japan- March 24, 2015: Dubai Police officer  checking drivers ID and driving licence. Image is taken during Dubai Istockalypse in United Arab Emirates
7. Creative

Police Clearance not Needed for Duplication of Keys.

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3. Enterprise

Cybersecurity in the spotlight at Intersec 2023.

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2. Security

Anti-cloning protocol suitable to EPCglobal Class-1 Generation-2 RFID systems

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