It can be difficult, digging out your keys or wallet when your hands are full. Well, if an experimental new 3D-printed "smart ring" reaches production, such digging may no longer be necessary. The ...

In 2025, the risk of identity theft and credit card fraud is increasingly prevalent. With the rapid spread of RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) technology, thieves can now perform electronic ...

Many credit cards include RFID chips. The chips use radio-frequency identification to transmit payment information over short distances. Credit card companies use RFID to enable "contactless-payments" ...

[Benjamin Blundell] loves wearable technology — but isn’t very happy with commercial offerings — at least not yet. He wanted to take one of his personal RFID cards, and fit it into a much smaller form ...

When it comes to securing our online bank accounts, security experts tell us to use strong passwords, not recycle old passcodes, and to add multi-factor authentication to our accounts. But having good ...

The RFID blocker tag was pasted to the back of a pharmacy bag with a message from RSA Security explaining how the blocker tag they developed works to protect consumers' privacy. View Slideshow RSA ...

With hackers finding more ways to get your personal information, and with more banking access and cards adding RFID chips for contactless payments, there is a greater need for software and products to ...

How digital payments and the rise of contactless technology have made credit and debit cards more vulnerable to unauthorized scanning devices and RFID skimming. The latest risks of digital ...

The concept is incredibly simple, and its application should be inexpensive and effective. RFID readers can’t read more than one tag at a time, because the reader is unable to decipher radio waves ...

TL;DR: CreditGuard RFID Blocking Card - The Smart Way to Stop Digital Pickpockets As RFID skimming and digital pickpocketing continue to rise, protecting your contactless cards is no longer ...

Pickpockets don't actually have to pick your pockets anymore. That's the message you might see on TV or in ads warning that hackers can access your credit card data wirelessly, through something ...

Some people get inked, while others get henna or those water transfer tattoos you might find in a box of Cracker Jack. [Becky] wanted the benefits of having an RFID tag in her finger — unlock doors or ...