June 22, 2006
RFIDsec releases Privacy-Protected Tags
RFIDsec claims that it has designed World's first series of RFID solutions or tags which protects consumer privacy. The company will sell these tags next year.
Based on ISO 14443 standards, the microchips used in the tags operate at 13.56MHz. Denmark based RFIDsec will trade the secured tags attached in RFID labels. The tags function in combination with access-management software, which facilitates the encoding and reading of the tag, as well as a product-authentication application to enable of tagged products to authenticate the tags. The company's design ensures that the original tag has not been altered, replicated or compromised.
In the backdrop of hectic debate on the privacy concerns of RFID technology, RFIDsec's RFID tags are likely to reduce the skepticism of the users.
Via: [RFid Blog]
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