Well lets face it, they obviously want to chip us. What we need to do now, and here, is create a forum completely about hacking the chips. If the chips are hackable, which they are, we need to show how.

I believe that we have some of the best minds here at ATS who know, or know who knows, how to accomplish this challenge.

If the chips can be hacked, they will be considered insecure and therefore not viable.

All links, videos, blogs, and postings about how to hack or change the information on these chips should be posted here as well as views, knowledge, and opinions.

Everybody needs to understand that if these implantable chips that turn us into nothing but numbered sheep can be hacked, they will not be able to use them.

Keep this flagged and commented so that people will find this information, it is imperative that we do this before the internet is no longer available.




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The chip from my understanding would be more like a tag.

The thruth would lay in the reader. The system that connects them all is where you would want to aim your efforts. You'd need to start by getting a device that reads the chip and working from there.

Excellent idea. I lack the knowledge of how , but I am willing and able to learn. This would be a worth while project.

Great Thread.

I've heard that once you're chipped, anyone with the proper equipment could read your information without your knowledge, just by you walking near them.
Think of the possibiltites for Identity Theft!

We definately have to put a stop to this before it gets to much momentum.

I believe that the chip will be so small that it will be unhackable, it will probably settle somewhere in your body and be there for life. That is what nanotechnology is all about.
They wont make anything that you can hack, they are smarter than that. This has been in the works for a long time and Im sure they have thought of all this already.
My thoughts are that the only way to stop this is to not get chipped. Once you are it is all over.
Just my thoughts.

If it can be read, it can be hacked. Everybody needs to reach out and see what they can find out and bring it back here. EMP or any other form of deactivation should also be brought back, but deactivation will not shut the program down. The only way to stop it is to be able to change the information on the chip.

If someone can hack or clone the read of a chip, it can not be trusted, and therefore it could not be used. Think about it, if someone could walk down the street and pass David Rockewhatever and clone his chip, and then walk up to an ATM and withdraw 100K - nobody would ever trust a chip again.

Deactivating a chip is not the point, the information on it has to be insecure in order to stop TPTB from using it.



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Please note all of the following information is off the top of my head and may be subject to change

As I understand it, there are two types of chips, active and passive.

The active chips are self-powered (one way or another) and transmit a unique identifying number. They can be read from further away than passive chips. An example of this type of RFID transmitters is toll-booth 'chips' which contain a battery and usually have to be placed on your windshield.

The passive 'chips' contain a circuit which resonates at a particular (unique) frequency in the presence of an external magnetic field. Because they need to be excited by a magnetic field the distance from which they can be read is limited. An example of this type of RFID is store theft prevention stickers, which look like a square pattern (about 2 inches in diameter) made out of a strip of aluminium.

AFAIK neither type of chip in its implantable form can be 'hacked'. Both should be able to be damaged though, in the presence of a strong field (microwave perhaps? lol). The passive type would be harder to damage I expect.

EDIT: Forgot to add that neither type of chip contains any information other than a unique identifier, so therefore all information will be in a database (or various databases), with the chip linking you to the information in the database.

EDIT2: Punctuation and clarity.

EDIT3: Actually, there is a type of active 'chip' which contains more information then just an identifying number. I would guess these type of chips are a OTP (one-time programmable) type and cannot be changed once programmed. The same rules of damaging them apply as to other active chips. This type is usually used in passports and contains the same information which is on the passport page (eye color and DOB and such).

There, that should be enough edits.

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You don't need to hack the chip. Nothing will be forced on you. This is part of their "rules". You will have the freedom of choice.

Just too bad if you don't make "the right" choice. (It's really an ultimatum, not a choice. You are urged to "choose correctly". )

Without the chip, you will be the ones cut off, those who can neither buy nor sell.

It is designed to be a peaceful anihilation. No more bloody wars.

If you don't have the chip...no one did this to you. It is by your own freewill that you no longer have a tap into the banking system, the medical system, the charity system, the employment system, etc.





The chip will be your only connection to be able to live in the world.

And if it becomes proof that you are disease free...you won't be able to travel without it.

The chip will become a universal life support system.