Study of Two Functional Requirements, Tag Delegation and Ownership Transfer in RFID System
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RFID, Privacy & Security, AuthenticationAbstract
In this present paper, we consider two functional requirements, tag delegation and ownership transfer, that are likely to be required in some RFID systems. [1-6].
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