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How to prevent sabotage and ensure consumer privacy with RAIN RFID
Tjibbe van der Laan
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How to prevent sabotage and ensure consumer privacy with RAIN RFID - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
How to prevent sabotage and ensure consumer privacy with RAIN RFID - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
How to prevent sabotage and ensure consumer privacy with RAIN RFID Tjibbe van der Laan 2 Hardware independent 3 780 stores 4 countries project start in 2017, roll-out in 2018 4 280 stores United Kingdom, some other countries
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Hardware independent
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780 stores 4 countries project start in 2017, roll-out in 2018
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280 stores United Kingdom, some other countries roll-out in 2017
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50 stores 23 countries from Japan to USA roll-out completed in three months
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Stock accuracy Better customer service Product availability
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Full supply chain coverage
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(Source) Tagging
- Independent RFID label
performance quality control
- Purchasing assistance
- Validation of label-
encoding, serialisation and security/privacy
Logistics and DCs
- Nedap consults and leads
- Partnered approach
- !D Cloud DC Connector to
connect supply chain together
Store
- Covering all store stock
processes
- Intuitive solution including
training manuals, videos and support portal
- Open platform to integrate
with 3rd parties (customer interaction e.g.)
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By default, RAIN RFID tags are not protected
Everybody is able to re-write the EPC and other memory contents Everybody is able to kill the tags
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There are two ways to protect RAIN RFID tags
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Passwords Lock
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Access password used for (preventing) reading and writing specific memories in the chip Kill password used for (preventing) killing the chip
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Two passwords
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- 1. Write (and read) the memory - without Access
Password
- 2. Write (and read) the memory - when providing
Access Password
- 3. Impossible to write (and read) the memory - even
while having the Access Password
- 4. Always write (and read) the memory
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Lock provides four options
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Independent setting for both passwords, EPC, User and TID memory
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Privacy is getting more and more important
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Consumer attention is growing Retailers move from tickets to embedded tags
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RAIN RFID poses privacy risk
Longe range identification Globally unique number (TID) Associated with or integrated in physical product ‘Indirectly identifiable personal information’
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RAIN RFID privacy features
‘Untraceable’
- Read Range Reduction
Read only at short distance
- Hide Memory
Only read privacy-sensitive data when knowing the Access Password Works even with permanently locked memories; protected with Access Password
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Want to know more?
Tjibbe van der Laan | tjibbe.vanderlaan@nedap.com