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==Identification Methods == | ==Identification Methods == | ||
===Magnetic Swipe=== | ===Magnetic Swipe=== | ||
A Hash is created from the magnetization pattern on the on the stripe. This means the direction the Card is swiped during the assignment is the one which has to be used to unlock the door. Can be used with Works with most standard magnetic cards without effecting there normal use. Does not work with 100% of the tested local transit tickets(MTA and BART). However, it is not advised to use Cards which could be harmful to you if the information on the stripes gets in wrong hands (like Government issued IDs or Credit cards). We can not exclude the possibility that Hackers could excess the System storing the Data.<ref><small><small><small><small>As a matter of fact we can guarantee that.</small></small></small></small></ref> | A Hash is created from the magnetization pattern on the on the stripe. This means the direction the Card is swiped during the assignment is the one which has to be used to unlock the door. (I'm pretty sure this isn't true [[User:Juul|Juul]] ([[User talk:Juul|talk]]) 11:14, 4 July 2014 (PDT)). | ||
Can be used with Works with most standard magnetic cards without effecting there normal use. Does not work with 100% of the tested local transit tickets(MTA and BART). However, it is not advised to use Cards which could be harmful to you if the information on the stripes gets in wrong hands (like Government issued IDs or Credit cards). We can not exclude the possibility that Hackers could excess the System storing the Data.<ref><small><small><small><small>As a matter of fact we can guarantee that.</small></small></small></small></ref> | |||
==Detailed Description == | ==Detailed Description == | ||