So called "generation one" tags can actually be hacked and data altered according to researchers at Edith Cowan University in Western Australia.
The Democrats are courting the wrong constituency, if they really want to win elections the Dems need to win the "hearts and minds" of Diebold executives (if the execs are so equipped).
The IRS is changing the rules on tax return privacy. If not stopped, your tax preparer may be able to sell your information. Parts of the proposed regulations make sense and even enhance privacy- but someone must have slipped this in.
With the various RFID topics popping up lately I thought this would be good to share. RFDump is a RFID hacking utility, and the rf-dump.org site is a good info source for the technology.
Dutch researchers have released a paper showing the potential for viruses and worms propagating via RFID tags.
The Coroner apparently gave reporters a username and password to a non-public website, the reporters used the access and are now accused of felony computer hacking.
Paper ballots look better every day, don't they?
Yet another ID theft kit. Buy expensive things in Ohio and get your Social Security number posted online!
Stress test "fallout" causes more stress.
Orwell would be proud of the name of this bill, "Preserving Innovation is Telecom". And who is surprised that a Texas Republican profiting by stifling innovation while claiming to embrace it?
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