Networking
Networking’s zaniest stories: From Bill Gates impersonators to cell tower camouflage artists
Since we kicked off our A Wider Net series of offbeat and oddball stories two-and-a-half years ago, we've taken readers...
Read moreFake network gear
Counterfeit network gear has appeared in the channel in increasing numbers and could be in your organization.Nor did he get...
Read moreUS government biometric smart-card deadline looms
Many U.S. agencies are "on track" to meet a Friday deadline to begin issuing smart identification cards, although the U.S....
Read moreRFID learns a trick from Ethernet
In writing about NCR’s new branch bank RFID portal (see “NCR takes RFID toward the creepy side”) a couple of...
Read moreBattle brewing over RFID chip-hacking demo
Secure card maker HID is objecting to a demonstration of a hacking tool at this week's Black Hat Federal security...
Read moreUPDATE: Black Hat: Much ado about RFID
ARLINGTON, VA – IOActive, a small security consulting company, brought out some big guns to help defend itself against an...
Read moreLawmakers working to ban hacked RFID door cards
There's already an RFID security brouhaha brewing in Washington, and if some people have their way, it won't be the...
Read moreBlack Hat: RFID weakness demo nixed
ARLINGTON, VA -- Show organizers of the Black Hat Federal security conference on Wednesday said they have agreed to cancel...
Read moreBlack Hat event features RFID tiff, cybercrime update
WASHINGTON, D.C. - The Black Hat federal event in Washington, D.C. last week naturally showcased such speakers as a U.S. Department...
Read moreRFID holes create security concerns
The recurring topic of RFID security flaws has been making headlines again lately. But unlike new e-mail viruses or Internet...
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