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RFID privacy: An overview of problems and proposed solutions

Garfinkel et al., 2005

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1950668056519482641
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Garfinkel S
Juels A
Pappu R
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IEEE Security & Privacy

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As organizations aggressively deploy radio frequency identification systems, activists are increasingly concerned about RFID's potential to invade user privacy. This overview highlights potential threats and how they might be addressed using both technology and …
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