RFID Keeper: An RFID Data Access Control Mechanism

Access control for RFID tags is challenging due to the limited computational and energy capability of RFID tags. To solve this problem, we propose RFID Keeper - an RFID data access control mechanism based on RFID media access control protocols. RFID Keeper is designed to detect and counter unauthorized accesses to RFID tags.

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