With that said, I assume that it is possible for RFID tag car-related crime to have happened. In past times, most car manufacturers didn't use good security development lifecycle (SDL) coding practices. I know that many car systems and wireless starting systems were packed with security bugs. Though I don't know of the details of the car crime in the video or other proposed wireless car crime, I actually know enough that We believe RFID car offense has most likely took place. I have to believe
"RFID in your underpants," said radio talk show host Keith Larson, and the comic accusation has stuck to privacy discussions about radio frequency identification ever since. As long as RFID tags were kept in the warehouse or distribution center, the public had no immediate need for concern. They were out of sight and out of mind, or underpants. RFID tags and their readers help identify with greater detail, and from a distance, thousands of pallets and cartons. Their use in warehousing is, as
