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New Chip Technology Poses Threat to Homeland Security

infopackets.com — Researchers at RSA Laboratories and the University of Washington recently released a report which studies the privacy and security vulnerabilities of the Radio-frequency-identification (RFID) tags embedded in the state of Washington's Enhanced Driver's License and Electronic U.S. Passport Cards.

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  • jgregc, on 11/03/2008, -0/+1It will eventually show that any system is only as good as its encryption, not its ability to be read (or not).

    (As a side note, I personally I think that Homeland Security itself is the biggest threat to homeland security...)

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