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We present a novel proof-of-concept attack named Trojan of Things (ToT),which aims to attack NFC- enabled mobile devices such as smartphones. The keyidea of ToT attacks is to covertly embed maliciously programmed NFC tags intocommon objects routinely encountered in daily life such as banknotes, clothing,or furniture, which are not considered as NFC touchpoints. To fully explore thethreat of ToT, we develop two striking techniques named ToT device and Phantomtouch generator. These techniques enable an attacker to carry out varioussevere and sophisticated attacks unbeknownst to the device owner whounintentionally puts the device close to a ToT. We discuss the feasibility ofthe attack as well as the possible countermeasures against the threats of ToTattacks.

Trojan of Things: Embedding Malicious NFC Tags into Common Objects