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Tests conducted for the UK’s Times Online have concluded that the new high-tech e-passports being distributed around the world can be hacked and cloned within minutes. A computer researcher proved it by cloning the chips in two British passports and...
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Even though, the debate regarding security of RFID technology is more vibrant in USA, the countries, which have good diplomatic relations with USA have agreed to issue...
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Passport and other ID documents developer The Canadian Bank Note Co is putting a Philips’ MX P5CT072 microchip that has a memory of 72 KB and is compliant with...
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