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RSA Finds More Flaws in RFID

RSA Finds More Flaws in RFID

By Tim Finin on Thursday, March 24th, 2005 at 2:03 pm.

eWeek has a reasonable article summarizing the weaknesses in TI’s RFID systems.

After uncovering a security weakness in a radio-frequency identification tag from Texas Instruments Inc., researchers from RSA Security Inc.’s RSA Laboratories and The Johns Hopkins University are now eyeing future exploits against other RFID products in the interests of better security, one of the researchers said this week.
     Meanwhile, TI will keep making the compromised RFID tag in order to meet the needs of applications more sensitive to speed and pricing than to privacy, according to a TI official. …

Related posts: • Java for RFID;  • Networked RFID systems;  • RFID tagged passports;  

 

 

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