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Privacy and Security Implications of RFID

Privacy and Security Implications of RFID Jennifer King [Clinical Research Assistant, Samuelson Law, Technology, and Public Policy Clinic, UC Berkeley] Abstract: While extant for decades in the industrial sector, RFID technology is increasingly being incorporated into everyday products and objects. This growing ubiquity brings with it security and privacy concerns for end users due to implementations that fail to adequately protect personal or identifiable data stored on RF transponders, as well as RFID's inherently stealthy broadcasting capabilities. In my talk, I will present the initial results of exploratory research where we attempt to elicit user mental models of RFID technology by interviewing users of three existing implementations of consumer-focused RFID technology: RF- enabled credit cards, transit passes, and the U.S. e-Passport. We explore user comprehension of RFID technology generally and these implementations specifically to gain an understanding of how end users conceptualize RFID and its risks.