RFID tags become hacker target

seems to me: that you could print out some barcode lables and bring them to the store and re-barcode whatever you want. Software to make such lables is easy to get. If that hasnt been a problem why would this be?; Posted by: zijiang Posted on: 07/28/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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seems to me zijiang | 07/28/04

People do that already fgreyfox | 07/29/04

I'm sorry Linux User 147560 | 07/28/04

i'm sorry beepster | 07/29/04

Read-Only RFID chips Seething Ganglia | 07/29/04

More fun GMTobias | 07/29/04

Quite simple actually voska | 07/29/04

Worse than that. gordon@... | 07/29/04

I hate to agree tjleeland | 07/30/04

(NT) Got issues? caktus | 07/29/04

Any thoughts on this... caktus | 07/29/04

Considering... AbsolutelyNot | 07/29/04

Hit them hard.... nograin | 07/29/04

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