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Showing 1-10 of 10 results foundResearchers: 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.New RFID tech would track airport passengers
October 13, 2006 RFID tags would be issued to passengers at check-in to track their movements before departure.RFID tags become hacker target
July 29, 2004 The tracking technology could be abused by tech-savvy shoplifters to mark expensive goods as cheaper items.Security firm aims to ease RFID concerns
August 27, 2003 Researchers at RSA Security develop a blocking technique to alleviate privacy concerns surrounding radio frequency identification.Chip implant gets cash under your skin
November 25, 2003 Applied Digital Solutions is hoping that people can be persuaded to implant RFID chips under their skin to identify themselves at an ATM or in place of using a credit card.RSA polishes RFID shield
February 24, 2004 The security software maker announces a cloaking technology designed to protect information emitted by radio frequency identification tags.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 RSAHuman chips more than skin-deep
August 23, 2004 Better health care and fraud protection may sound good, but are they worth the potential privacy trade-offs?Year in review: Privacy and surveillance
December 21, 2006 In 2006, some politicians wanted to push for more privacy and others wanted more surveillance. Neither side won.Under-the-skin ID chips move toward U.S. hospitals
July 27, 2004 VeriChip, maker of subcutaneous RFID tags used to unlock doors or identify people, gets preliminary nod from FDA.
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