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Blackhat 2006: Explosive risks in RFID-enabled passports?
(Trendwatch/Trendwatch Features)
Security experts speaking today at Blackhat 2006 warned about potential vulnerabilities in RFID passports. Criminals can identify very specific passports from several meters away - which creates a whole ...