Titlebook: RFID Security; Techniques, Protocol Paris Kitsos,Yan Zhang Book 2008 Springer-Verlag US 2008 CompTIA RFID+.Frequency.Identification.RFID ap

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RFID: An Anticounterfeiting Tooles that are necessary for such RFID applications. We introduce potential threats to such an RFID system and the necessary security services. We discuss security models for the security services in an anticounterfeiting RFID system and construct a generic protocol that can be used (i.e., slightly mod

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RFID Security and Privacyts labeled with such tags can be scanned efficiently using readers that do not require line-of-sight. This form of identification, often seen as a replacement of barcode technology, can lead to improved logistics, efficient inventory management, and ultimately better customer service..However, the w

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RFID Security: Cryptography and Physics Perspectivessecurity and privacy properties. We emphasize solutions that make use of existing (or expected) functionality on the tag or that are inherently cheap and thus enhance the privacy friendliness of the technology “almost” for free. Technologies described include the use of environmental information (pr

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RFID Anticounterfeiting: An Architectural Perspectivey – Radio Frequency IDentification (RFID) — in the near future. In this chapter, we present an architectural perspective on RFID-based anticounterfeiting solutions. An overview of an RFID-enabled anticounterfeiting system is described and analyzed. In the end system, we emphasize on the importance o

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An Efficient and Secure RFID Security Method with Ownership Transferg requirements (1) indistinguishability, (2) forward security, (3) resistance against replay attack, (4) resistance against tag killing and (5) ownership transferability. We have to design the RFID system that achieves the above requirements. Existing RFID security schemes achieve some of them, but

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Digital Signature Transponder device containing a real encryption module and using the state-of-the-art challenge-response protocol..After an introduction about the immobilizer operation and system properties the development of the Digital Signature Transponder is described, also discussing different trade-offs. Section 3 cover

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