Oyster Cards vulnerable to RFID hack, lots of other systems too

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Kris @ Mar 14th 2008 2:10PM

Are you sure it's RFID? The company I work for uses cards that don't need a bar code because they have to be close enough for a magnetic field to trigger the lock.

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