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Faraday
protection document holder for e-passport security.
Are you transmitting a signal? The State Department plans
on issuing 15 million electronic passports in 2007. These
e-passports will use RFID chips to transmit your personal
information to RFID readers. This can be a serious
security concern with your information being actively
transmitted. If any RFID reader is actively looking for
your passport, that information could be read if it is just in
the same area. Is that a risk you are willing to take?
Why take the risk when you don't have to? Paraben's
Passport StrongHold Document Holders use our patent pending
design & Faraday technology to block wireless signals to
protect your personal information from being read by would-be
identity thieves or other people who wish to invade your
privacy. These document holders are perfect for storing anything
using RFID chips so no one can steal the information from your
chip.
The principal is simple. The StrongHold is a protective barrier
wrapping your information in a signal blocking fortress. Your
information remains secure until you have to pass it to
authorized individuals for reading. Why walk around with an
active signal telling everyone your personal information when
you can be wrapped in the security of a StrongHold.
Paraben's Passport StrongHold Lanyard Shielding Effectiveness
Chart:
Cu,
Ni fabric test report
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Frequency(MHz)
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dB
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Effectiveness
(%)
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10
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79.7
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99.99999
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30
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79.2
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99.99999
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100
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78.6
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99.99999
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500
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80.5
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99.99999
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1,000
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80.4
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99.99999
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3,000
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77.9
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99.99998
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5,000
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77.5
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99.99931
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10,000
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77.3
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99.99732
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Surface
Resistivity: 0.031 Ohms
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PRICE: $49.95

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