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Maker of disposable RFID tags gets millions
August 20, 2004 The Swedish Industrial Development Fund has invested about $4 million in Cypak, which makes throwaway RFID tags.Photo: Armed with RFID
February 16, 2005 Joseph Krull had a doctor stick an RFID tag in his arm on Jan. 10. The residual blemish looks like a mosquito bite.RFID vulnerable to attacks, researchers say
April 13, 2006 Australian researchers say RFID tags can be disrupted by being bombarded with different radio frequencies.Former Bush official to get RFID tag
July 18, 2005 It should get a lot easier to follow Tommy Thompson around once he gets a VeriChip implanted.Australia Post tracks mail delivery using RFID
October 19, 2006 Test letters with RFID tags are used to monitor performance throughout journey.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.Commentary: An RFID code of conduct
April 16, 2004 The technology is attracting attention over privacy concerns. To win broader acceptance for it, retailers need to set standards for its use--and communicate that to consumers.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 smallerGartner: Get ready now for next-gen RFID tags
April 11, 2005 Three suppliers have developed a chip that complies with a new standard, and another has unveiled a new reader and tag system.PC distributor puts RFID tags in goods
October 28, 2004 A Singaporean IT products distributor is introducing radio tags to track inventory and delivery.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.Don't regulate RFID--yet
August 30, 2004 Industry deserves a chance to act responsibly, CNET News.com's Declan McCullagh says, before ill-informed legislators step in.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.RFID coming to scooters, diapers
January 10, 2007 IBM's RFID tracking software finds its way into an Italian scooter plant and plastic wrap that will track tampering of consumer goods.Marks & Spencer extends RFID tagging in stores
November 14, 2006 U.K. retailer to expand use of the technology for tagging clothing, aiming to improve the accuracy of its stock.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.U.K. military to trial enhanced RFID tracking tags
February 28, 2006 To improve tracking of military supplies, the U.K. will test battery-enabled RFID tags readable at more than 100 feet.
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