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kollkash · 02-03-2011, 06:36

Here's a link to a Press Release released by a company called Peratech, which says they have a solution for the RFID vulnerability of these chips. Their solution involves embedding a button on the card, passport, or ID. One then needs to press the button in order to "activate" the RFID chip. The release is from August 2008, so I don't know where this technology stands now. Here's the full Press Release:

http://www.peratech.com/pr_rfid.php

I'd go with the aluminum wallet solution just to be safe.

02-03-2011, 06:36	#9
kollkash Asset Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: San Diego Posts: 9	Here's a link to a Press Release released by a company called Peratech, which says they have a solution for the RFID vulnerability of these chips. Their solution involves embedding a button on the card, passport, or ID. One then needs to press the button in order to "activate" the RFID chip. The release is from August 2008, so I don't know where this technology stands now. Here's the full Press Release: http://www.peratech.com/pr_rfid.php I'd go with the aluminum wallet solution just to be safe.
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