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Do you even read your own stuff?
From your quote:
". . . will be releasing a $50 kit at the end of August that will make reading 125-kHz RFID chips ? the kind embedded in employee access cards ? trivial." (emphasis added)

And yet you go and say that this is a risk for RFID passports instead. I think before you go and then engage in juvenile writing using words like 'pwned' you should at least make sure that you're talking about equivalent items.

It'd certainly be interesting to see what actual information they got from this setup and how useful it actually is but please stop trying to use this to stir up a panic about passports until you have an actual tie-in.
Posted by: Robert Crocker   Posted on: 08/10/09 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Do you even read your own stuff?  Robert Crocker | 08/10/09
@Robert Crocker  PlayFair | 08/10/09
Not at all  Robert Crocker | 08/11/09
Pwned  zclayton3 | 08/11/09
Do you really believe passports will get proven security?  ejhonda | 08/10/09
What security do they need?  Robert Crocker | 08/11/09
What Security Do They Need?  ahampson | 08/11/09
$50 Kit  sboverie@... | 08/10/09
Do You Honestly Think...  ahampson | 08/11/09
You didn't make your point, on the other hand:  CounterEthicsCommissioner-23034636492738337469105860790963 | 08/10/09
What risks did he show?  Robert Crocker | 08/11/09
Any technology . . .  oldbaritone | 08/11/09
You're missing the point  Robert Crocker | 08/11/09
Enlighten me please  DaemonSlayer | 08/11/09
Kinds?  zenwalker | 08/10/09
RE: Fed's RFIDiocy pwnd at DefCon  condelirios | 08/10/09
RE: Fed's RFIDiocy pwnd at DefCon  SherryCan | 08/10/09
Magnetic Ink tatoos?  sbatdorf@... | 08/10/09
I'd like to  sporkfighter | 08/10/09
Re tattoos  Hate Malware | 08/10/09
They would just become  oldbaritone | 08/11/09
Microsoft is a big supporter of RFID  NonZealot | 08/10/09
Thanks for pointing this out.  CounterEthicsCommissioner-23034636492738337469105860790963 | 08/10/09
Think Things Through - especially in today's world  possmann | 08/10/09
words  dhays | 08/13/09
IF RFID is so bad...  JT82 | 08/10/09
2 reasons  Robin Harris ZDNet Moderator | 08/10/09
You missed one  Yagotta B. Kidding | 08/10/09
Problem with RFID is poor crypto or no crypto  georgeou | 08/10/09
WPA2 Secure?  Hate Malware | 08/10/09
WPA2 is a set of standards which are secure  georgeou | 08/11/09
RE: Fed's RFIDiocy pwnd at DefCon  Capt_Sparky | 08/10/09
RFID can be made secure, but it usually isn't  georgeou | 08/10/09
Minor differences  Yagotta B. Kidding | 08/10/09
RFID is great when security doesn't matter  oldbaritone | 08/11/09
RE: Fed's RFIDiocy pwnd at DefCon  Timpraetor | 08/10/09
Not that green  Hate Malware | 08/10/09
Thank you Fortress Amerika...  Dave S2 | 08/11/09
RE: Fed's RFIDiocy pwnd at DefCon  Timpraetor | 08/10/09
Still not foolproof  Hate Malware | 08/10/09
You betcha!  Yagotta B. Kidding | 08/10/09
Ha Ha Ha  Hate Malware | 08/10/09
LOL  DaemonSlayer | 08/11/09
RE: Fed's RFIDiocy pwnd at DefCon  Ram@... | 08/10/09
RE: Fed's RFIDiocy pwnd at DefCon  TrueDinosaur | 08/11/09
pwnd = "owned"  pgit | 08/11/09
"...demo?d a wired doorframe..."  pgit | 08/11/09
And your pets  oldbaritone | 08/11/09
Demo'ed a Door Frame  Mr. RFID | 08/11/09
wrong thinking  dhays | 08/13/09
Somewhere between the two...  Robert Crocker | 08/11/09
If it can be digitized, it can be stolen.  bboyce@... | 08/11/09

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