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Access control / Computing / HID Global / Radio-frequency identification / Proximity card / MIFARE / Contactless smart card / Smart card / Magnetic stripe card / Security / Ubiquitous computing / ISO standards
Date: 2015-01-24 06:51:50
Access control
Computing
HID Global
Radio-frequency identification
Proximity card
MIFARE
Contactless smart card
Smart card
Magnetic stripe card
Security
Ubiquitous computing
ISO standards

Technology Basics White Paper How an HID Card is “Read” The purpose of this paper is to briefly explain the nature of the data on an HID card and the steps required to get that data to the controller and unlock a d

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