[CMoore.com] Posted in Privacy, Technology at 15:56 by chris And here you thought I was the paranoid conspiracy theorist. Turns out, they (they being the Powers that Be) bypassed my anti-RFID vigilance and went straight for the low-tech obfuscation, using unique ink dots to identify your color laser printouts.
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[Free-market.net] Games, Surveys, and Tools for Global (ISIL Freedom Network): IDEAlog was inspired by the "World's Smallest Political Quiz," but analyzes the testee's political affiliation between conservative, liberal, communitarian and libertarian quadrants based on a number of questions. Includes a tutorial explaining the rationale behind the survey's construction.
[Rfidgazette.org] RFID Gazette: Privacy: An attacker who cracks the secret key in an RFID tag can then bypass security measures and fool tag readers in cars or at petrol stations,” Rubin said in a statement.
[Techreview.com] Welcome to TechnologyReview.com: Or more accurately, your color laser printer may be printing an almost-invisible serial number on every printout that it makes. According to this PCWORLD.COM article that’s reprinted on Yahoo news, Xerox and several other laserprinter manufacturers have quietly rigged their machines to print a serial-number in yellow dots on every square inch of every printout that they make.
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