Networking
Japanese bank taps RFID for document security
NEC Tuesday said it has signed a contract with a Japanese bank for a radio frequency identification-based document management system.The...
Read moreMixed net brings smarts to factory floor
Big companies that make big products - the GMs, Dows and Boeings of the world - have worked for years...
Read moreThe kids were right, school is a prison
The school board in Sutter, Calif., and the superintendents of the Brittan Elementary School seem to want to prove that...
Read moreSmart technology, dumb people
A couple of weeks ago my esteemed Network World columnist colleague Scott Bradner wrote about the minor furor surrounding Brittan...
Read moreRFID crack raises spectre of weak encryption
With a little bit of technical acumen and a few hundred dollars, enterprising thieves can walk away with some late...
Read moreFreedom through surveillance data
Since our discussions a few weeks ago about the use of RFID tags to track schoolchildren, I've been thinking: What...
Read moreCisco takes aim at surging XML, RFID traffic
With a multi-product launch expected this week, Cisco will attempt to address two growing areas of concern for network architects:...
Read moreBlack Hat event highlights RFID and VoIP security threats
Conference attendees also get a lesson in de-perimeterization.LAS VEGAS - The Black Hat conference - an annual event where security...
Read moreIn brief: Infineon stops developing RFID software
Chipmaker Infineon Technologies AG has stopped developing RFID software and has transferred these activities to another company. As part of...
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