California Senate Approves Bill To Outlaw Skimming RFID Tags
According to an Information Week Article...
The California State Senate voted to make it a crime to skim information stored on RFID tags.
The California State Senate voted to make it a crime to skim information stored on RFID tags.
Simitian participated in a controlled experiment to demonstrate how skimming works.
"The problem is real," he said, while announcing passage of his bill. "The card I use to access the State Capitol was skimmed and cloned by a hacker in a split second. Minutes later, using that clone of my card, he was able to walk right into the Capitol through a 'secure' and locked entrance." Simitian said personal information on tags used for drivers' licenses and student IDs should be protected the same way other personal property is protected.
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