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Overview: Radio Frequency IDentification (RFID) technology is a technology which allows very cheap wireless tags to communicate identification to an interrogating reader located some distance. For RFID tags to gain general acceptance, they will have to offer powerful and flexible privacy mechanisms. After reviewing existing and upcoming privacy mechanisms for RFID privacy, this research paper from University of Washington proposes that a key aspect of RFID communication with passive tags, namely its required energy transference from an external antenna, may offer promise when developing privacy mechanisms.
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