April 22, 2003 – Syscan International has developed a new RFID reader in a compact flash card. The device will cost under $150 and will plug into most handheld computers. SanDisk Corp. developed the ...

We don’t know how [Kristoffer Marshall] found himself with free time at work, but he used it to beef up his computer security. Above is the finished project. There is literally nothing to see here. He ...

Ever wanted to feel like one of those movie hackers from the late 90s? Yes, your basement’s full of overclocked Linux rigs and you’ve made sure all your terminal windows are set to green text on a ...

Axcess International Inc. today announced that three civilian U.S. Government agencies are installing its patented ActiveTag wireless RFID system for locating, tracking and protecting laptop computer ...

Engineers at NEC have developed a RFID (radio frequency identification) card reader compatible with all three major wireless formats. The reader will be launched around April next year and a prototype ...

PC Guardian, a long-time provider of computer and data security products, including physical anti-theft solutions, is introducing in January a new RFID-enabled suite designed to help companies track, ...

Patients at Jacobi Medical Center in New York are being equipped with RFID wrist bands that contain the patient’s medical history and identifying number. To read those wristbands, Siemens Business ...

Reported as the industry's first customizable, industrial and commercial handheld computer with integrated RFID, the JETToce pairs Windows CE .NET 4.2 with an Intel XScale technology processor. The ...

Raspberry Pi enthusiasts may be interested in a new compact RFID reader specifically designed for the Raspberry Pi mini PC range. Using RAIN RFID technology the Raspberry Pi HAT uses low-power ...

A Dutch television program "Nieuwslicht" recently worked with local security firm Riscure to successfully crack and decrypt a Dutch-prototype RFID passport. In this case, the data exchange between the ...