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Transport card security concerns increase as evidence grows on MiFare RFID hack
Transport card security concerns increase as evidence grows on MiFare RFID hack - More security research has raised questions about the security of cards used in transport systems such as the London Underground's Oyster card.
David Bicknell [Tune in to RFID]
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Recent questioning of RFID security, particularly related to the chips used in transport schemes such as the Oyster card used on the London Underground, is beginning to gain momentum.
This week, a cryptography conference in Istanbul heard more revelations over how quickly the encryption key can be recovered on a MiFare Classic Card.
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