A cross-layer framework for privacy enhancement in RFID systems

Lim, Tong-Lee; Li, Tieyan; Yeo, Sze-Ling

doi:10.1016/j.pmcj.2008.09.005

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“…That is, the back-end can extract and process the private information containing in the combined travel (Juels and Pappu, 2002) ii. Indirect identification ID encryption b) Unencrypted ID during anti-collision Randomized bit encoding (Lim et al, 2008b); bit collision masking (Choi and Roh, 2006;Lim et al, 2008a) (protocol dependent) c) PHY-layer identification Shielding; switchable antennas (Gudymenko, 2011) 2. Information linkage Anonymization (in front-end and back-end): threat 1 countermeasures; privacy-respecting data processing…”

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On Protection of the User’s Privacy in Ubiquitous E-ticketing Systems based on RFID and NFC Technologies

Gudymenko¹

2013

Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Pervasive Embedded Computing and Communication Systems

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The issues of customer privacy in e-ticketing systems for public transport based on RFID/NFC technologies are addressed in this paper. More specifically, having described the target system, the specific privacy threats are identified and respectively classified. This is performed by analyzing the system under concern against the specifically defined privacy properties (pseudonymity, confidentiality, unlinkability). The process of the respective countermeasures development together with the recommendations for their integration into the real e-ticketing system for public transportation are further discussed.

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