DHS completes live test of e-passports

19 Apr 2006

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security announced on Tuesday that the agency had completed initial testing of electronic passports, or e-passports, at San Francisco International Airport, but the latest security and privacy measures still may not satisfy critics of the technology. Full Story

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DHS completes live test of e-passports

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