The Evolution of RFID Security and Privacy: A Research Survey

Pateriya, R. K.; Sharma, Sangeeta

doi:10.1109/csnt.2011.31

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“…However, the tag functions are disabled or the tags are removed from the goods when the goods are purchased. Below, we explain the two main reasons for disabling the tag functions upon purchase [58], [59].…”

Section: Problem Of Privacymentioning

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Survey of RFID and Its Application to International Ocean/Air Container Tracking

Katayama

Hayashi

Shimizu

2012

IEICE Trans. Commun.

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SUMMARY"Internet of Things" (IoT) requires information to be collected from "anything", "anytime", and "anywhere". In order to achieve this, wireless devices are required that have (1) automatic data acquisition capability, (2) small size, (3) long life, and (4) long range communication capability. One way to meet these requirements is to adopt active Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) systems. Active RFID is more advantageous than passive RFID and enables higher data reading performance over longer distances. This paper surveys active RFID systems, the services they currently promise to provide, technical problems common to these services, and the direction in which research should head in the future. It also reports the results of EPCglobal (EPC: Electronic Product Code) pilot tests conducted on global logistics for tracking ocean/air container transportation using active RFID systems for which we developed several new types of active RFID tags. The test results confirm that our active RFID tags have sufficient capability and low power consumption to well support ocean/air transportation and logistics service.

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Section: Problem Of Privacymentioning

confidence: 99%

Survey of RFID and Its Application to International Ocean/Air Container Tracking

Katayama

Hayashi

Shimizu

2012

IEICE Trans. Commun.

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“…A BT is a special tag intended to protect the privacy of tag's owner from the illegal interrogation [3]. A BT frequently responds to the reader's queries and deliberately collides with responses by other tags to avoid the reader from interrogating tags [4,5]. Vahedi et al propose a Probabilistic BT Detection (P-BTD) to detect a BT [2].…”

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Deterministic blocker tag detection scheme by comparing slot status in UHF RFID inventory management system

2015

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We propose a deterministic blocker tag (BT) detection in UHF RFID-based inventory management system. A reader lets tags respond in the specified slots and compares the expected and observed status of each slot. The response slot is determined by using a random number, a frame length, and tag's ID. Our scheme immediately detects a BT if the expected status is different from the observed status. We show the efficiency of our scheme by computer simulation.

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“…There is another concept of tag blocking and selective blocking [40]. Other techniques include relabeling approach, re-encryption and minimalist cryptography [45]. The interference problems in the RFID system can be dealt by data coding, multiple re transmission and data integrity check.…”

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“…A better option is tag sleeping. When the tag does not need to to be read, it is put to sleep temporarily [45]. There is another concept of tag blocking and selective blocking [40].…”

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Smart Cities: A Survey on Security Concerns

Ijaz¹,

Shah²,

Khan³

et al. 2016

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Abstract-A smart city is developed, deployed and maintained with the help of Internet of Things (IoT). The smart cities have become an emerging phenomena with rapid urban growth and boost in the field of information technology. However, the function and operation of a smart city is subject to the pivotal development of security architectures. The contribution made in this paper is twofold. Firstly, it aims to provide a detailed, categorized and comprehensive overview of the research on security problems and their existing solutions for smart cities. The categorization is based on several factors such as governance, socioeconomic and technological factors. This classification provides an easy and concise view of the security threats, vulnerabilities and available solutions for the respective technologies areas that are proposed over the period 2010-2015. Secondly, an IoT testbed for smart cities architecture, i.e., SmartSantander is also analyzed with respect to security threats and vulnerabilities to smart cities. The existing best practices regarding smart city security are discussed and analyzed with respect to their performance, which could be used by different stakeholders of the smart cities.

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The Evolution of RFID Security and Privacy: A Research Survey

Cited by 62 publications

References 13 publications

Survey of RFID and Its Application to International Ocean/Air Container Tracking

Survey of RFID and Its Application to International Ocean/Air Container Tracking

Deterministic blocker tag detection scheme by comparing slot status in UHF RFID inventory management system

Smart Cities: A Survey on Security Concerns

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