Is My Cheese Moved?: An RF based "X-raying" Method for Trustworthy Item-identification
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Ge Wang, Jinsong Han, Chen Qian, Han Ding, Wei XiAuthors Info & Claims
Ge Wang, Jinsong Han, Chen Qian, Han Ding, Wei XiAuthors Info & ClaimsPages 35 - 38
Abstract
In today's large storage system, the use of RFID systems for item identification has been widespread. However these systems tend to inspect the tags rather than checking the objects in the storage boxes. This method contains such a flaw that can be utilized by attackers: if an attacker replaces the objects in the box and leaves the tags, it can change the objects and the existing inspection method completely fails. This paper provides a novel method to identify the exact objects inside a box without opening it.
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66 pages
ISBN:9781450335188
DOI:10.1145/2757743
- General Chair:
- Mooi-Choo (Mooi) Chuah,
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- Shaojie Tang,
- Panlong Yang
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