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Showing 1-18 of 18 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.Sun taps Java for RFID
June 29, 2005 New software being touted by Sun and device manufacturers will allow Java programs to run embedded on RFID readers.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.Symbol buys RFID rival Matrics
July 27, 2004 Consolidation begins in the simmering RFID gear market, as Symbol snaps up a leading vendor of radio tags and fixed readers.RFID interoperability still problematic
March 2, 2005 Absence of global standard for RFID tags means accuracy issues and expense are hurting adoption, industry watchers say.Tesco stocks up on RFID tags
January 10, 2005 The European supermarket giant signs a deal to pick up 4,000 readers and 16,000 antennae.Getting real about RFID
April 6, 2005 VeriSign's Brian Matthews says an open, standards-based approach will be the key to matching the reality with the hype.RFID tags: The people say no
September 7, 2004 The issue has united readers of all stripes, from the religious to privacy advocates, CNET News.com's Michael Kanellos writes.FCC delves into radio tag challenges
October 7, 2004 Industry experts join government panel to look at what's keeping the old-fashioned bar code around.RFID tweaked for item-level tracking
February 21, 2006 RFID tags will be smaller and cheaper--good news for corporations, but privacy advocates could flinch. Photo: RFID tags get smallerPfizer fights fake Viagra with RFID
January 7, 2006 Drug maker release details of high-tech plan to ensure its most frequently counterfeited product is the real thing. Photo: Viagra RFID takes aim at counterfeitsWal-Mart turns on radio tags
April 30, 2004 The massive retail chain gets a step closer to making its RFID plans a reality by launching a pilot program at eight Dallas-area sites.Commentary: Filling a void for RFID
February 19, 2004 Companies experimenting with radio frequency identification tags and readers are learning that they need new software to get the most out of their efforts.RFID subway pass? Sure, New York says
January 31, 2006 Is waving better than sliding? Citigroup, MasterCard to test contactless PayPass cards with MTA riders this year.Static over RFID
September 13, 2004 A key patent holder wants royalties. If that starts a trend, adoption of the wireless tagging technology could suffer.Commentary: Three challenges for RFID
March 10, 2004 Retailers' mandates for adoption of radio frequency identification technology mean that suppliers have their work cut out for them.Sensors: Living off scraps of energy
May 24, 2006 In the future, your shoes may be able to charge your camera and RFID chips could tell when you leave the room. Images: Energy-saving sensorsMasterCard checks out 'contactless' payments
December 19, 2003 The company plans to introduce a new RFID-based payment technology across the United States in 2004 that could simplify debit and credit card transactions for consumers.
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