RFID CHIP– Exposed
RFID CHIP, Radio Frequency Identification Chip is used for
several purposes , most prominently in Warehouses for Inventory tracking and in
banks for cashless payment transactions.
Yes, RFID Technology
has undeniable benefits for the technology of today and tomorrow, I do strongly
agree, for countless applications like
Inventory management system, product tracking ,access control, transportation
and logistics, human identification and medical stock maintenance in healthcare
However, it becomes controversial when it is introduced as an authentication
scheme.
Banks issue RFID
embedded debit/credit cards for making payments, the technology is known as
contactless payments technology. The entire contactless payment procedure is
vulnerable. The working is similar to that of the electronic ticket (like
oyster card in London) which we use as a pass to travel on public transport
services. In order to make a contactless
payment, the shoppers just have to wave their contactless credit/debit card in
front on the machine and within a few seconds the reader deducts the relevant
amount and produces the receipt. It is quick and fast but the risk level is
more than you can ever imagine.
Hacker uses sophisticated reader with the features similar
to the one which is used to collect payment to steal card information –
commonly known as electronic pickpocketing.
Just by having the card in your wallet doesn’t mean that
they are safe and protected. The RFID chip in your debit/credit card transmits
data to the reader irrespective of whether your card is in your wallet or hands
– the hackers can bring their reader close enough to your wallet and security
is breached (compromising card info). It sounds weird, but it is true.
Technology is set to change our cognizance about the world
and to start thinking about its advantages in meanwhile we forget to
acknowledge its risk.
In regards of security - Contactless Payment Technology is still a baffling problem.
The only way you can protect your card info is by wrapping
your card with aluminum foil or by placing your card inside a RFID shielding
wallet- which doesn’t allow the chip to transmit the data.
The purpose of contactless payments is in few years instead
of embedding in smart cards the chip will be embedded in human beings.
It is always wiser to
judge the modern day technology rather than accepting it blindly.
RFID chip is become the talk of the technology town due to
its outstanding performance. It is being chipped in human beings for tracking
their location, medical purpose and etc. The scientists and RFID experts have
covered up all the health issues underlying in embedding RFID chip in human
beings.
Once implanted in the body, these chips are hard to identify
and expunge them, nevertheless anyone can abstract or clone a chip of a
captive/victim, therefore the technology isn’t 100% secure. It has been proved scientifically that cancer is caused
around the chip.Now, it’s in your hands-whether to accept the modern
technology or analyze the underlying risk.
Are you willing to be tracked by your government?
Are you willing to face severe health issues?
Benjamin Franklin quoted "Those who give up essential
liberty, to purchase a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor
safety”.
Bankers that run the world want to have total control over
the entire population of the earth and this is their goal - to bring people
under their subjection.
Nelson Rockefeller, a republican admitted the Elite Goal of
Micro chipped Population to Aaron Russo the filmmaker of “America: The Freedom
to Fascism” -that the Government wants everyone to be chipped. Mr Nelson
Rockefeller affirmed the above issues declaring “Government want everybody to
be chipped, this is their goal- One world Government”.
The supplementary evidence is that the government could get
the ability to trace/record your every move down the simple scrutiny of
implanting RFID chip in your body.
We are human beings and not slaves.
We don’t want to be numbered or labelled or controlled by a
microchip.
Wake up People! Save the world from the clutches of RFID
technology.
