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Crossing Card Vulnerabilities

The government’s high-tech border cards can be copied and remotely disabled with off-the-shelf equipment, researchers say. Ari Juels is Chief Scientist an...

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October 28, 2008 9:37 am

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The government’s high-tech border cards can be copied and remotely disabled with off-the-shelf equipment, researchers say. Ari Juels is Chief Scientist and Director at RSA Laboratories, the security division of EMC Corporation. And he joins us to talk about what they found. Click to hear the interview.

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