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Showing 1-11 of 11 results foundRFID vulnerable to attacks, researchers say
April 13, 2006 Australian researchers say RFID tags can be disrupted by being bombarded with different radio frequencies.Researchers: E-passports pose security risk
August 5, 2006 New passports and ID cards with RFID are surprisingly easy to clone, researchers at Black Hat and Defcon say.Australia Post tracks mail delivery using RFID
October 19, 2006 Test letters with RFID tags are used to monitor performance throughout journey.HP's Memory Spot puts video, audio into photos
July 17, 2006 Hewlett-Packard researchers have come up with button-size computer that can stick on cards or any document. Photos: HP's computer on a stickerTesco to track milk deliveries by RFID
June 1, 2006 Radio-tagging trial is part of European supermarket giant's move toward wider supply-chain tracking.RFID deadline hits defense industry
November 12, 2005 Starting Monday, military suppliers must agree to RFID clause in new contracts.Oracle, Intel partner on radio ID technology
April 12, 2005 Partnership will focus on key concern about RFID--what to do with all the information that the systems are expected to generate.The man with the RFID arm
February 16, 2005 Should data-packed chips be implanted in people? One man with a VeriChip says being tagged is no big deal. Photo: Armed with RFID Full coverage from RSAGartner sees RFID as $3 billion business by 2010
December 13, 2005 Spending on radio tags for merchandise should get a big boost from the fight against fake pharmaceuticals, researcher says.Could broad anti-RFID laws cause problems?
July 14, 2005 Panelists at an industry event to evaluate RFID complain of "Luddite" activists, politicians. But they do want encryption.An RFID solution to rush hour headaches?
March 6, 2006 IBM says system of windshield transponders has helped Stockholm, Sweden, reduce traffic congestion by 25 percent. Photos: RFID traffic reducer
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