There used to be a lot research in the sixties on ECM defense systems, electronic counter measures, than there was ECCM, electronic counter counter measures. Where now ECCCCCCCCCCCM’s ?
. Reminded me of the old Spy vs. Spy in the Mad Magazines.
“When arm ourselves we arm our enemies” The Human Use of Human beings.
The law of unintended consequences
Or the road to Hell Michigan is paved with good intentions.
It seemed like such a good idea at the time
This from 2004
Wireless World: RFID to thwart terrorism
RFID technology, long touted as in-store anti-theft devices for retailers, is evolving and now is "the answer for homeland defense at our ports," Ben Quinones, a partner in the technology law practice of Pillsbury Winthrop in California's Silicon Valley, told UPI.
http://www.upi.com/NewsTrack/Science/20 ... rism/8829/
This from 2008 A college kid showed him how easily it could be done.
Cargo-tracking gear is potential terror tool Web Posted: 01/04/2008 11:35 PM CSTSean MattsonExpress-News MONTERREY, Mexico — Increasingly popular technology that tracks the contents of shipping containers could make some major U.S. sea and land ports vulnerable to terror attack, according to a private sector study.
http://www.mysanantonio.com/news/metro/ ... 5fd27.html
Satellite Control and the Future of Container Security
April 2007
Finally, because of its nature and the control of frequencies by governments, an RFID signal can be the actual means of detonating an explosive device in a container as it is queried at a U.S. port upon arrival by a benign transceiver, appropriately and legally used.3
http://www.homelandsecurity.org/newjour ... rticle=155