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RFID tags and passports can be cloned

October 27, 2006

According to this month's Black Hat security conference, passports equipped with RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) tags can be cloned.

New 'e-passports' raise security issues

October 26, 2006

Despite official assurances, some worry that thieves might read chip-toting US passports.

Hacking Contactless Credit Cards Made Easy

October 25, 2006

US security researchers have demonstrated how easy it might be for crooks to read sensitive personal information from RFID-based credit and debit cards.

Ireland to Get Naked e-Passports

October 24, 2006

The new Irish e-passport is lacking a basic security feature contained in the American version, leaving Irish passport holders open to targeting by terrorists, according to a leading lobby group.

Researchers See Privacy Pitfalls in No-Swipe Credit Cards

October 23, 2006

New York Times writes about how two researchers were able to read data from RFID credit cards even though the cards use encryption.

Schwarzenegger Nixes California RFID Measure

October 12, 2006

California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger on Saturday vetoed legislation that would have created a security framework for the use of radio frequency identification technology in the state's official documents and identification cards.

How to Clone a Verichip

October 10, 2006

Instructions of how to build a device that will allow you to clone Verisign's RFID chips.

Ten Reasons You Will Not Recognize America in Ten Years

October 6, 2006

A list of bills, issues and laws that are going into effect and how they are going to influence our lives in the coming years.

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