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RFID Contactless Payment: Too Much InformationThis forum post has messages dated from 07/16/06 through 08/04/09, please be sure to read all the messages. If you feel it is old or outdated, please follow up with a question or comment and someone may be able to update it, or reply with newer information if you have it. - Biometrics
| RFID Contactless Payment: Too Much InformationDespite a savings from RFID-enabled inventory control and claims last year of high success rates, retailer Tesco has been having problems with their RFID trials. The foremost of this has been from customer concerns, as well as getting agreement with..Excerpted from RFID Gazette  (Preview) |
| As well this article says: "In their eyes, a fingerprint scan in the hands of the wrong person definitely constitutes that. So does someone intercepting info from their RFID smartcard. If a government's employees cannot even keep important laptops full of data out of the hands of thieves, they feel, what's to say that a retailer's employees won't steal information, or facilitate, the theft of data collected with RFID and/or biometrics?" My question is this: Does not the routine scanning of people's fingerprints and presumably the storage of a digital representation of them in a database, open the door to that "digital image of a fingerprint" being used to gain access to a DIFFERENT system that makes use of digitized finger prints? |
| This thing could be exploited in the near future just like steal credit card info and identity theft just like what john say the digital representation could be harvested into a biometrics machine and could be used on other systems using the same digitized finger prints. |
| "contactless payment" a very sugar coated name for RFID (radio frequancy technology) is a tool to digitalise money and get rid of the gold band on our british notes which america has already lost(legal tender) i say STAY WITH CASH and out with inflation and government ways of tricking us into getting the RFID, check out there future plans of the embedded chip. STOP THIS TECHNOLOGY BEFORE WE *HAVE* TO USE IT. |
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