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Are there any RFID Privacy Concerns?

Posted on 1 Dec 2015
By igogeer
In RFID
Tags , biometric passports contactless smartcards credit cards emv mastercard microchip passports rf rfid rfid passports rfid privacy rfid readers rfid technologies smartcards target visa

Yes, there are Concerns about RFID Privacy! Unsurprisingly, there are many privacy concerns surrounding RFID technologies. These concerns are particularly so when it comes to personal issues relating to the use of passports, smart cards and the advent of the contactless smart card. Passports In an effort to make passports more secure, many Continue Reading

Should I be Concerned About My Privacy from RFID?

Posted on 29 Aug 2015
By igogeer
In RFID
Tags , bank cards clipped tags credit cards data thieves microchips passport personal identity cards rfid controversy rfid devices rfid tag surveillance

Yes, You Should be Concerned About Your Privacy from RFID Devices! As more and more forms of personal identity and credit cards become enabled with radio frequency identification chips, it's becoming easier to not only access our own data but also to have that data stolen by data thieves. It may be Continue Reading

How Does RFID Work?

Posted on 2 Mar 2015
By igogeer
In RFID
Tags , arat arpt barcodes chip credit cards microchip passport prat reader rfid rfid tag tag tracking uhf passive rfid

So, How does RFID Work? You Ask! An RFID reader transmits an encoded radio signal to read the microchip (tag). The RFID microchip receives the message and then responds with its identification and other information. This may be only a unique microchip serial number, or may be product-related information such as Continue Reading