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A powerful NFC Card Emulator that simulates various types of cards, for example: access cards, elevator cards, factory (meal) cards, school (meal) cards, some library cards and other IC cards.(Not guaranteed to work for everyone)

==Prerequisites==
1. Your phone needs to have NFC.
2. Your phone needs to be rooted. (Why does NFC Card Emulator require root privileges? Because to simulate a card, the NFC Card Emulator needs to write the Card-ID to the NFC configuration file on your phone, which requires root privileges.)

==Instructions==
1. Turn on NFC.
2. Open the NFC Card Emulator.
3. Put the NFC card on the back of the phone. After the identification is successful, enter a card name and save it.
4. Clicking the card's "simulate" button, simulates the chosen card. Now just touch your phone on a NFC Reader and watch the magic happen!
NOTE: When you use the NFC Card Emulator, make sure that NFC and your screen are turned on!

==Supported Phones (with stock ROM)==
Xiaomi, Huawei, OnePlus, Sony, Samsung (S4, S5,…

In the past several years, traveling cybercriminals have toured around the world on the cheap, thanks to the fraudulent online transactions involving travel documents, airline and hotel loyalty accounts, and other travel-related services in the underground.

Unfortunately today, hackers and cybercriminals have holidays, days off and vacations too - and It is very unlikely for them not to employ their infosec and social engineering skills and to organize their travel. We will talk on how they have created their own ecosystem, that exploits literally all hospitality and travel industry for their own needs.  This presentation covers underground activities related to the Travel and Hospitality industries, including Underground travel agencies, cheap flights, hotels, car rentals and unveils mechanisms and modus operandi for these services. This includes a variety of abuses, from business process compromises to credit card fraud and  exploitation of vulnerabilities in traveling systems and mileage programs. With this talk we hope to bring more attention to the on-going criminal activities related to travel and hospitality industries.