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FIT-IT Project: ART - Authentication for Long-Range RFID Technology

Overview The project ART is directed towards research on using so-called RFID tags (short for "Radio Frequency IDentification tags") in applications, where long-range communication as well as enhanced security are a necessity. RFID tags communicate over a wireless radio frequency link with the partner device, "The reader." These tags pull their energy for operation from the electromagnetic field produced by the reader. The ART proposes to investigate the design and use of such tags when including strong symmetric cryptographic algorithms.

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Publisher	Graz University of Technology	File Format	PDF
Date Published	February 2005
Format	White Papers
Topics	RFID, Mobile - Wireless Communications

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