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A framework to securing RFID transmissions by varying transmitted reader's power

Huo et al., 2013

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15008891177025179990
Author
Huo F
Yang C
Gong G
Poovendran R
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Radio Frequency Identification System Security

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RFID technology has gained tremendous popularity in the recent years. The tiny, inexpensive RFID tags can be easily attached to objects for seamless identification. However, one glaring weakness of RFID tags, especially passive RFID tags is its lack of …
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