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Bob Segall/13 Investigates Millions of credit cards now have a built-in device designed to make them more convenient. But is it also making your credit cards more vulnerable to fraud? 13 Investigates shows how credit card information can be stolen from your wallet while it’s still inside your pocket. Identity Stronghold is the leading provider of RFID security sleeves and badge holders to the US government, and offers a full line of consumer products from card and badge holders, to purses and wallets. Identity Stronghold recognized the need for privacy protection for RFID chipped items and created a new industry in RFID shielding protection in 2005. Identity Stronghold products are approved by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) to effectively prevent reading of contactless smartcards and passports. Visit them at www.idstronghold.com
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RFID é um acrónimo do nome “Radio-Frequency IDentification” em inglês que, em português, significa Identificação por Rádio Frequência. Trata-se de um método de identificação automática através de sinais de rádio, recuperando e armazenando dados remotamente através de dispositivos chamados de tags RFID. Uma tag ou etiqueta RFID é um transponder, pequeno objeto que pode ser colocado em uma pessoa, animal, equipamento, embalagem ou produto, dentre outros. Ele contém chips de silício e antenas que lhe permite responder aos sinais de rádio enviados por uma base transmissora. Além das tags passivas, que respondem ao sinal enviado pela base transmissora, existem ainda as tags semi-passivas e as ativas, dotadas de bateria, que lhes permite enviar o próprio sinal. São bem mais caras que as tags passivas. A tecnologia de RFID tem suas raízes nos sistemas de radares utilizados na Segunda Guerra Mundial. Os alemães, japoneses, americanos e ingleses utilizavam radares — que foram descobertos em 1937 por Sir Robert Alexander Watson-Watt, um físico escocês — para avisá-los com antecedência de aviões enquanto eles ainda estavam bem distantes. O problema era identificar dentre esses aviões qual era inimigo e qual era aliado. Os alemães então descobriram que se os seus pilotos girassem seus aviões quando estivessem retornando à base iriam modificar o sinal de rádio que seria refletido de volta ao radar. Esse método simples alertava os técnicos responsáveis pelo radar que se tratava de …
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This is a simple example of how you can use mbed (mbed.org) to get a microcontroller talking to the internet. Donatien talks you through the hardware and software he used to get an RFID tag to trigger a tweet. Of course, this is just one example; what the microcontroller is looking for, and the web service it talks to is pretty flexible, so the basic approach could be used for many internet connected ideas. All the details are at mbed.org Check it out and get inventing! For more details and the full code and writeup, see mbed.org.
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Présentation de la bibliothèque de Rennes et de son équipement RFID. Pour plus d’information contacter www.nedap.fr rubrique bibliotheque-rfid.
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Over 60 Articles Prooving that MicroShips are everywhere The CIA wants to spy on you through your TV: www.dailymail.co.uk A New Microchip Knows Just Where You Are, www.technologyreview.com Implants Linked to Animal Tumors www.washingtonpost.com One in four Germans wants microchip under skin: poll www.independent.co.uk Microchip to allow wallet-free drinking www.telegraph.co.uk Microsoft collects locations of Windows phone users news.cnet.com Warning over need for safeguards in email and web monitoring plan www.bbc.co.uk Wells Fargo Tests Microchips Card Clients www.bloomberg.com Microchip Implant to Link Your Health Records, Credit History, Social Security www.cbsnews.com Tracking File Found in iPhones www.nytimes.com Implanted Microchip Future of Drug Delivery www.nlm.nih.gov Mint promotes digital-chip currency penniless future www.vancouversun.com Microchips Everywhere: a Future Vision www.foxnews.com FDA approves computer chip for humans www.msnbc.msn.com Brain Cells Fused With Computer Chip www.foxnews.com US ‘plans stealth shark spies’ news.bbc.co.uk Man infects himself with computer virus www.msnbc.msn.com Brain sensor allows mind-control news.bbc.co.uk Look Out, Your Medicine Is Watching You www.foxnews.com Tracking Junior With a Microchip www.wired.com VeriChip Says RFID Chips Safe for Humans www.ihealthbeat.org India plans biometric IDs for all its 1.16 billion citizens www.dw.de Implantable RFID Microchips to Monitor Blood Sugar medgadget.com VeriChip Sells …

Chameleon is a platform for tracking and managing consumer transactions. Each consumer is assigned a unique identifier, contained in an RFID chip. Participating stores are equipped with RFID machines that, through radio frequency transmissions, can instantly extract the consumer identity from the chip. At the time of transaction, the consumer identifies himself using his RFID chip, and transaction data are instantly transferred to a database, where data is organized for both consumer and retailer. The service could be in principle sold to any retailer. However the penetration strategy would be to initially target stores that the same customer visits very frequently, as supermarkets, or stores that sell items which often need to be returned, as electronics and household products. For instance, Currys and Argos. Chameleon would give retailers the possibility to reduce the time spent in processing transactions and hence to increase revenues. Also, retailers would lower the costs of receipt issue and printing, increase reliability of customer information during returns and refunds of purchases, improve CSR by decreasing paper consumption. Chameleon would give consumers a simple way to recording and manage their receipts, which would be very useful both for managing household expenses and for returning products with warranties.

nwoo.org Hitachi Develops World’s Smallest RFID Chip thefutureofthings.com Kongresman Ron Paul sa na videoodkaze pod názvom “Campaign For Liberty” pýta, prečo – napriek prezidentovým snahám dosiahnuť, aby sa verejnosť dala zaočkovať proti prasacej chrípke – prezident Barack Obama nedovolil, aby proti nej zaočkovali jeho dcéry. Hoci v piatok vyhlásil celoštátnu pohotovosť v súvislosti s chrípkou H1N1, on osobne ju očividne nepovažuje za hrozbu do tej miery, aby nechal proti nej zaočkovať vlastné dcéry. Ron Paul spomínaný očkovací program označuje za “zlyhanie” a kritizuje prezidenta, že sám sa nedrží rady, ktorú dáva svojej krajine. Vedátori v médiách sa na základe takých dvojakých štandardov dožadovali, aby ich zaočkovali verejne, v priamom televíznom prenose, aby to povzbudilo amerických rodičov nechať svoje deti očkovať. Ale Obama naisto nie je taký hlúpy, aby nechal svojim deťom vpichnúť tú toxickú “polievku”, ktorú odporúča verejnosti a bude sa snažiť získať špeciálnu vakcínu bez prísad, ktorú vyrába Baxter International a ktorou sa nechávajú zaočkovať príslušníci elít. Podľa časopisu Spiegel nemecká kancelárka Angela Merkelová a vládni ministri (ako aj príslušníci armády) dostali vakcínu proti H1N1 bez squelénu a ortuti. Rovnako zamesatnanci Inštitútu Paula Ehrlicha po tom, čo prezident inštitútu Johannes Lower označil vakcínu za väčšiu hrozbu, než samotný vírus. Kongresman Paul na videu takisto varuje, že Obamovo piatkové vyhlásenie stavu pohotovosti je súčasťou …
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