It’s feared that smart crooks could uncover details of a smart card from the signals emanating from a reader. Hitachi worked with Technische Universitaet Darmstadt to develop the technology and company says it plans to bring the cards to market within 3 years. The technology could be ideal for protecting next generation multi applications credit and access cards.
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