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Jae Han

Biohacking: Embedding Near Field Communication Chips in the Human Body

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b2ap3_thumbnail_technology_in_the_palm_of_your_hand_400.jpgWith the failure of Google Glass, some people are questioning the effectiveness of wearable technology. However, a new form of smart technology might turn things around for it. At the Kaspersky Labs Security Analyst Summit, it was proposed that embedding technology in the human body might be one of the more viable ways to take advantage of smart technology.

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Megan Manning
I came to know about the communication chip that was install on human body that can also track you that where you are. It was made... Read More
Wednesday, 12 September 2018 06:24
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