http://www.rfidbuzz.com/news/2004/rfdump.html RFDump - a german security consultant has released a tool that allows malicious users to read, and apparently in some contexts, change the contents of an RFID tag. Handy for discounting your purchases, you'd think, but [...] en-us http://len.comindico.com.au/archives/000100.html Clear solar panels! Weird. MSK HomePage / Product Lineup And apparently I got a trackback ping from here but I can’t see it on the page now :-(. Maybe they realised I wasn’t the best source for info on RFID…... http://len.comindico.com.au/archives/000100.html Clear solar panels! Weird. MSK HomePage / Product Lineup And apparently I got a trackback ping from here but I can’t see it on the page now :-(. Maybe they realised I wasn’t the best source for info on RFID…... http://www.rfid-weblog.com/archives/software_to_hack_rfid_tags.html Someone has developed software to "hack into" RFID tags and change the data stored on them. A German software consultant developed the software, called RFDump, and released it at the recent BlackHat Security Conference. Forbes magazine had this report ...