IV Security and Privacy
Chapter 26 (Is RFID Technology Secure and Private?) presents case studies where information
stored on RFID tags has been compromised.
Chapter 27 (Privacy and Personal Information Protection in RFID Systems) presents
personal information protection in RFID systems. Privacy protection and personal information
protection are contrasted and two properties??”anonymity and unlinkability??”for
personal information protection are introduced.
Chapter 28 (Multilateral Approaches for Reliable Mobile RFID Service Systems) presents
an analysis of security and privacy threats, and multilateral security approaches to promoting
a globally mobile RFID service.
Chapter 29 (ONS Security) discusses privacy and security risks introduced by the current
Object Name Service (ONS) design and investigates possible countermeasures.
Chapter 30 (Practical Steps for Securing RFID Systems) discusses security controls that can
mitigate the business risks associated with RFID systems.
Chapter 31 (Lightweight Cryptography for Low Cost RFID: A New Direction in Cryptography)
expounds upon a new direction in cryptography needed to address the security
and privacy needs of networked low cost RFID systems.
Chapter 32 (Low Overhead RFID Security) surveys various approaches to RFID security
and presents two examples of low overhead authentication algorithms.
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