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Katy ISD is rolling out SMART Tag ID cards this year to help make sure that bus riders enter and exit the correct bus and are on the correct route.

In the smart card reader's case, the attacker acquires video by first hacking a surveillance camera that's up to 60 feet away from—and has line of sight to—the reader's power LED.

Facilities presently using AD-Series locks and/or XceedID smart card readers can use NFC-enabled smart phones as credentials CARMEL, IN – March 19, 2012 – Ingersoll Rand Security Technologies ...

Not having a smart card reader at home and lacking any obvious guidance from his co-workers on how to get one, Mark opted to purchase a $15 reader from Amazon that said it was made to handle U.S ...