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Mobile RFID Security Issues

Overview Radio Frequency IDentification (RFID) is currently being used for auto-identification of objects, assets, pets, and people. Its initial success in offering strategic advantages for businesses, by efficient tracking of inventory in the supply chain, has left this technology wide open to many applications that are only limited by people's imagination. A right step in this direction would be Mobile RFID, where a RFID reader chip is integrated into a portable mobile device like mobile phone, and PDA. This paper pioneers in describing Mobile RFID's new applications and security challenges. It focuses on different Mobile RFID application zones, and their related security threats, and security requirements. Finally it proposes simple security architecture for Mobile RFID applications in Location-based Services zone.

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Publisher	Information and Communications University	File Format	PDF
Date Published	January 2006	Downloads	5
Format	White Papers
Topics	RFID, Network Security

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