ETRNL VAULT - Getting Started with NFC Authentication

This video was made to help new users to the ETRNL VAULT navigate our NFC authentication platform and understand the technology behind it (more specifically the NTAG 424 DNA NFC tag).
Website: etrnl.app/
Discord: / discord
Download: etrnl.app/download
Tags: etrnl.app/shop/tags
Credits: etrnl.app/settings/organizati...
NFC reader/writer: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01...
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:32 What you need
0:59 Why it's secure
2:50 Recap of why it's secure
3:23 Creating an account & organization
4:25 Basic UI tour
6:59 Creating a secure page
10:52 Downloading & installing the programmer
11:21 Programmer Tour & explanation of the 3 modes
13:02 Programming an NFC tag
14:13 De-programming an NFC tag
14:40 Fixing partially programmed tags
15:12 Outro

[@tinafang5736]

Cool, this is excellent.

[@MC-cp1qq]

Thanks for sharing. Super helpful.

[@egagamers9745]

Hey there, great video! I'm wondering if it's feasible to repeatedly scan an NFC 424 DNA and maintain the sessions active until the user closes or reloads the website, a certain amount of time elapses, or an admin terminates the connection. I'm envisioning a web application for clothing stores (imagine uber eats but with clothing items) where multiple users can order items by scanning the same NFC tag. Once they've paid and the admin closes the session indicating the items are paid for, the session would expire (same if X time value passes). Also if the user send the link to someone should not be able to be opened. Thanks and regards also if you have recommendations will be much appreciated!

[@tgchavi6012]

Hi there, not the most tech savvy when it comes to NFC tech, in the event that your website's servers are down or if you go out of business, would the already existing tags still work?

[@etrnlvault]

I plan on running this platform as long as I can and don't have any plans on ever shutting it down to be honest. However if there were some unfortunate circumstances that forced me to, I'd make sure you guys have the ability to self-host authentication services before going offline

[@tgchavi6012]

@@etrnlvault alright, sounds good. thanks!

[@djlord77]

A very good question and equally good answer. That is very awesome of you to give this support if you ever need to shut down.