RFID Feared as Possible Terrorist Target
As if RFID chips in driver’s licenses and passports weren’t scary enough already, London’s Royal Academy of Engineering is suggesting that someday a terrorist will
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As if RFID chips in driver’s licenses and passports weren’t scary enough already, London’s Royal Academy of Engineering is suggesting that someday a terrorist will
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