CIA and Pentagon Deploy RFID "Death Chips." Coming Soon to a Product Near You!

CIA and Pentagon Deploy RFID "Death Chips." Coming Soon to a Product Near You!

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But there's enough information in the open literature to get a sense of what the government is pursuing: laser-based reflectors, super-strength RFID tags, and homing beacons so tiny, they can be woven into fabric or into paper.

Some of the gadgets are already commercially available; if you're carrying around a phone or some other mobile gadget, you can be tracked--either through the GPS chip embedded in the gizmo, or by triangulating the cell signal.

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RFID is being used by the government to dominate complete societies. This is the situational awareness that the article says. DARPA RFID tags in the drones that attack Pakistan, the chips inside the drones have got over 50 Al Qaeda men over the last 18 months

The RFID tags will be spying on us, through the products we purchase, in future. We will be victims of this war in the future

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Oooo. So all we have to do is develop a terrorist chic clothing line, implant the chips and launch a barrage at who ever is wearing it.

I just heard a news report last week that there is chips for people to keep track of their elderly relatives so that "nothing" happens to them.My area is actually encouraging this.No way would I get grandma chipped.

The virus from terrorists could wreak devastation on databases. The corrective measures take time to implement and this could have societal consequences

Privacy and civil liberties advocates have long been opposed to the use of RFID technology on consumer items and government documents because it can be used to track people without their knowledge or consent. But now security researchers are warning RFID systems are vulnerable to viruses that could wreak havoc on databases around the world and potentially facilitate a terrorist attack.

Source: RFID VULNERABLE TO VIRUS ATTACKS COULD WREAK HAVOC