[LINK] Leakage Problem Means Cards Will Never Be Secure

Jan Whitaker jwhit at melbpc.org.au
Thu Sep 28 09:40:25 AEST 2006


At 09:02 AM 28/09/2006, Bernard Robertson-Dunn wrote:
>And in the case of the access card, the data they are considering putting 
>on the card (either in the face or in the chip) is no different from (or 
>in fact less than) that already likely to be in their wallet next to 
>the  Access Card.

I'll let Roger, if he wishes, comment on your comments, BRD. But re this 
one, it's not true. I don't even know my blood type or DNA or etc etc etc. 
I certainly don't have a digital image in my wallet! So, no, it's not the 
same. And the value of the article is to connect the dots about a new 
technology that's being introduced that may as you say have similar 
problems to current status, but is that any reason to continue to 
exacerbate the situation? I don't think so. And the public needs to know this.

Jan
PS: here's the source link for the article: 
http://www.cio.com.au/index.php/id;645932218;fp;4;fpid;21


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