Tag: rfid

  • Police State Updates: Wake & Find We’re Living In Oceania

    Police State Updates: Wake & Find We’re Living In Oceania

    The govt’s new right to track your every move with GPS // Carvers Bay, SC enlists 9th grade; freshmen all put in JROTC // Pentagon teaches Alaskan kindergarten kids as US schools are militarized for martial law conditioning // Microchipping the hiphop community // New Logan Airport searches blasted; TSA tests frisky frisking policy

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  • Cult Rapture – Waiting for the End of the World

    Cult Rapture – Waiting for the End of the World

    Requiring individuals to have medical implants placed under their skin isn’t just a potential violation of someone’s civil rights – it’s downright satanic.

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  • usda dropping ‘national animal identification system’?

    update: nais dead, food safety not a goal from farmwars: A USDA press release put out yesterday, February 5, 2009, states that implementation of NAIS has been ceased, and instead, Agriculture Secretary Vilsack will opt for a state and tribal-run system. Read this brochure from APHIS: USDA Animal ID Q&A [61kb PDF] … Here is…

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  • defcon 1/28: real-time tracking, cia connections & more

    ‘defects’ in e-passports allow real-time tracking*china to US: shut up about ‘so-called internet freedom’*google’s china hypocrisy ignores deep cia connections*google toolbar caught tracking users when ‘disabled’*oracle software & the cia*80% of fed sites miss dns security deadline*paypal freezes wikileaks account* computers down at all 168 california dmv offices*2nd US man admits ddos attack on scientology*internet…

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  • defcon 12/12: regimes, lists, biometrics & privacy promis

    how to shut down the ‘net: a guide for repressive regimes* will 2010 bring a wake-up call for cybersecurity?*fbi: 19,000 matches to terrorist screening list in ’09* bank firewalls cracked by cyberhackers*men charged with hijacking dod paychecks* apple loses $21.7m patent suit, appeal in progress*surgery fools japan’s fingerprint checks* radio nodes may succeed rfid tags*verichip’s…

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  • food banks go high-tech to feed the hungry

    from ap: Food banks across the country are undergoing a high-tech revolution, adopting sophisticated databases, bar coding, GPS tracking, automated warehouses and other technologies used in the food industry that increasingly supplies their goods. It’s a long way from handing out macaroni and canned soup from a church basement. While more people can be fed…

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  • teacher claims fingerprinting is ‘mark of the beast’

    teacher claims fingerprinting is ‘mark of the beast’

    from threat level: A 22-year veteran kindergarten teacher in the Texas Bible Belt could lose her job for refusing, on religious grounds, to give fingerprints under a state law requiring them. The evangelical Christian, Pam McLaurin, is fighting a looming suspension, claiming that fingerprinting amounts to the “Mark of the Beast,” and hence is a…

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  • defcon 10/22: obama’s cyberthreats, telecoms & crypto

    nasa: lunar pole-shot plume shows up in pictures*nsa director tapped for cyber command*nsa director to be new cyber commander*the growing cyberthreat*ucla study: the internet is altering our brains*former fbi agent slams defence tactics in mckinnon case*time-warner cable exposes 65k customer routers to remote hacks*crypto spares man who secretly video taped flatmates*free download turns blackberry into…

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  • ibm, google & the rebirth of the barcode

    ibm, google & the rebirth of the barcode

    google celebrates 57th anniversary of the bar codefrom telegraph: Users of the internet search engine are being greeted with a bar code in place of the usual Google logo, exactly 57 years after United States inventors Norman Woodland and Bernard Silver were granted a patent. It follows recent Google doodles in honour of the ancient…

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  • ‘grow’ gm meat in your kitchen with rfid chips to ‘save the planet’

    from daily mail: A controversial cooker that ‘grows’ meat and fish by heating animal cells in your kitchen claimed first prize in the Electrolux design competition tonight [9/25]. The invention, called Cocoon, could develop food with the make-up and nutrients of real meat. Mr Hederstierna, 27, said: “This will create 100 per cent pure meat…

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  • biowars/swine flu updates: tracking bracelets, superbugs & more

    biowars/swine flu updates: tracking bracelets, superbugs & more

    video: rfid bracelet after you get the US666 vaccine? flashback: boston launches flu shot tracking w/ rfid braceletsfrom boston globe: Using technology originally developed for mass disasters, Boston disease trackers are embarking on a novel experiment – one of the first in the country – aimed at eventually creating a citywide registry of everyone who…

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  • defcon 8/26: citizen soldiers, social networks & criminal skills

    dodbuzz originally called this piece ‘citizen soldiers wage cyberwar’,but then they changed it later to ‘russkie civvies waging cyberwar’…from dodbuzz: A new report by the U.S. Cyber Consequences Unit (USCCU) finds that citizens quickly became cyber warriors when the Russians started attacking Georgia. Our friends at AvWeek have a neat piece that includes an interview…

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  • police state updates: drills, camps, exercises & secret evidence

    police state updates: drills, camps, exercises & secret evidence

    army national guard recruiting fema camp ‘internment specialists’*army national guard advertises for ‘internment specialists’*vibrant response 2009 info/rumors*sim attacks in michigan teach soldiers what to expect in afghaniraq*drilled: faux terrorists storm lake michigan cruise ship*video: police, fbi hold drill exercise on downtown lakefront*anti-terrorism training on lake michigan aug6*police, fbi hit lake michigan for training exercise*fbi &…

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  • chips in official id cards raise privacy fears

    chips in official id cards raise privacy fears

    from ap: Climbing into his Volvo, outfitted with a Matrics antenna and a Motorola reader he’d bought on eBay for $190, Chris Paget cruised the streets of San Francisco with this objective: To read the identity cards of strangers, wirelessly, without ever leaving his car. It took him 20 minutes to strike hacker’s gold. Zipping…

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  • ‘real id’ returns as the ‘pass act’ – a national id w/ a microchip

    ‘real id’ returns as the ‘pass act’ – a national id w/ a microchip

    from dprogram.net: This alert is regarding the morphing of ‘real id’ in to the ‘pass act’. The ‘real id’, as you may or may not know, was the failed law that snuck through congress in may of 2005 that would require all Americans to carry a standardized federal id card with an embedded trackable chip……

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