Networking
IT vendors, privacy groups release RFID standards
A set of best practices designed to help assuage consumers' concerns about RFID (radio frequency identification) tags was released on...
Read moreFake network gear
Counterfeit network gear has appeared in the channel in increasing numbers and could be in your organization.Nor did he get...
Read moreBlack Hat: RFID weakness demo nixed
ARLINGTON, VA -- Show organizers of the Black Hat Federal security conference on Wednesday said they have agreed to cancel...
Read moreSecurity expert cracks RFID chip in U.K. passport
A security expert has cracked one of the U.K.'s new biometric passports, which the British government hopes will cut down...
Read moreRFID holes create security concerns
The recurring topic of RFID security flaws has been making headlines again lately. But unlike new e-mail viruses or Internet...
Read morePlan to use RFID in border control draws fire
U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s border-crossing security plan for Canada and Mexico based on long-range RFID draws fire from Smart...
Read moreWashington state passes RFID anti-spying law
Washington Gov. Chris Gregoir this week signed a bill making it a Class C felony to use RFID technology to...
Read moreRFID fact and fiction
In an effort to dispel some of the privacy concerns surrounding radio frequency identification technology (RFID), the Information Technology Association...
Read more‘Magic’ mirror shows product info as shoppers try on clothes
NEC and supply chain standards group GS1 Thursday launched a new technology, called the EPCmagic Mirror, that can display key...
Read moreFood poisoning outbreaks could prove a boon to RFID
Recent national outbreaks of E.coli and salmonella poisoning are likely to prompt government mandates requiring that food products be tracked...
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