According to Wired, "RFID chips are passive, and broadcast information to any reader that queries the chip -- thieves could collect the personal data of people as they walk down a street." Now check out a short demonstration of a "real‐world vulnerability associated with the failure of the shielding component in the current proposed electronic passport design." Video after the jump.
...RFID passports will now include a thin radio shield in their covers, protecting the chips when the passports are closed. Although some have derided this as a tinfoil hat for passports, the fact is the measure will prevent the documents from being snooped when closed
OR A SMALL MAGNET THAT HOLDS IT CLOSED.....OR COPY CANADIAN PASSPORTS - THEY'RE THE MOST ADVANCED IN THE WORLD (AND UN-FAKABLE)
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Posted at 10/24/2006 7:17pm by
Aet
lol @ dan's comment
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Posted at 10/24/2006 7:53pm by
KEHT
Why don't we just merge our country with Canada under their name and flag, and there's nothing more to fear.
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Posted at 10/30/2006 5:11pm by
TechEBlog RFID Passports Flawed « Craig Burton Blog
[...] More proof of the vulnerabilities of RFID. Avoid one if you can. RFID Passports Flawed [...]
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mash
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mash
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zado
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