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• Politech Bruce Schneier on ID cards and the "illusion of security" priv .
• DTL&type=printable How We Are Fighting the War on Terrorism IDs and the illusion of security Bruce Schneier Tuesday, February 3, 2004 San Francisco Chronicle | Feedback | FAQ In recent years there has been an increased use of identification checks as a security measure. ... The ostensible reason is that ID checks make us all safer, but that's just not so. In most cases, identification has very little to do with security. Let's debunk the myths: First, verifying that someone has a photo ID is a completely useless security measure. ... Or if you don't want to buy IDs online, just ask any teenager where to get a fake ID. Harder-to-forge IDs only help marginally, because the problem is not making sure the ID is valid. This is the second myth of ID checks: that identification combined with profiling can be an indicator of intention. ... In an ideal world, what we would want is some kind of ID that denotes intention. We'd want all terrorists to carry a card that says "evildoer" and everyone else to carry a card that said "honest person who won't try to hijack or blow up anything. " Then, security would be easy. ... People are divided into two categories based on various criteria: the traveler's address, credit history and police and tax records; flight origin and destination; whether the ticket was purchased by cash, check or credit card; whether the ticket is one way or round trip; whether the traveler is alone or with a larger party; how frequently the traveler flies; and how long before departure the ticket was purchased.

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• Where the security guard once checked office ID cards only, today we find access control systems that may also operate as time & attendance systems. Identification is carried out here using a card that is read when pulled through a reader or without any contact at all.
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• National ID Cards: CPSR Documents and Events.
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• Citizen of the Republic: The National ID Card Debate, held at Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, December 5, 2001 .
• National ID Cards: Position Statements.
• Privacy International: FAQ on National ID Cards .
• Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC): National ID Cards .
• Fact Squad Radio: One-minute audio discussion of National ID Cards (mp3 file). ...
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• Cato Institute: Opposition to National ID Card .
• Amitai Etzioni, George Washington University: You'll Love Those National ID Cards, from Christian Science Monitor, Jan 14, 2002. ...
• National ID Cards: Press Coverage.
• 11 attacks stir national ID card debate .
• InfoWorld: White House Nixes Controversial National ID Notion .
• com: Support grows for Ellison's national ID card proposal .
• LA Times: National ID Card System Failing to Attract Supporters .
• InfoWorld: White House Nixes Controversial National ID Notion .

• 2004-01-282@webnews#ID card# /enpproperty--> China to issue smart ID cards .
• China to issue smart ID cards.
• China is planning to issue new intelligent ID cards for its 1. ...
• According to officials with the Ministry of Public Security, the new ID card will hopefully be an effective way of preventing rampant forging of old ID cards in use. ...
• The new card contains a module that integrates a special chip containing information on the card holder. ...
• According to ministry officials, the thumbnail-sized module will make the new card greatly superior as information within the module can be read and processed by computer. This will greatly increase security because police can use a card processing machine to check if information in a new card matches a preset code storedin the machine. ...
• The new ID card, 85. ...
• The ministry expects that the nationwide replacement program will be fully completed by the end of 2008 when a total of 1 billion ID cards will be given out. ...
• China started to issue ID cards since 1984 in light of a fledging market-oriented economy that required more traveling while it was still restricted by the household registration systemset up in 1958. ...
• However, a huge floating population poses risks of effective management and lends difficulties to maintain public security. ...
• The use of the new ID card will enhance the ability of the government to manage population changes and movements while allowing freer migration, according to ministry officials. ...
• The new ID card is made of a new polyester plastic that is eco-friendly, recyclable and hard wearing said an official of the company that developed the material developer, Huaxin Plastic Industry Development Co. ...
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• A fake or counterfeited security document is one that has been carefully made by a fraudster to look like a genuine document; the complexity of making the document is measured by the counterfeit difficulty value.
• READ MORE New TSA Security Document The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has begun its transition of secondary screening from the gate area to the security checkpoints. This means that the majority of the more thorough screenings, currently being conducted at departure gates, will soon take place at the main security checkpoints. Once this transition is complete at an individual airport, anyone passing through a security checkpoint will be required to have a government-issued photo ID and either a Boarding Pass or a TSA approved Security Document. As a result, a Customer's security experience may vary by airport. ...
• What You Need to Know During this transition, some airports may not immediately require a Boarding Pass or Security Document to pass through a security checkpoint. To make this transition easier and less confusing for Customers, as of Tuesday, January 7, 2003, Southwest Airlines advises its Customers to have government-issued photo ID, his/her Itinerary/Receipt, and either a Boarding Pass or a Security Document to proceed through the security checkpoint. ...
• Once the transition is complete at an individual airport, an Itinerary/Receipt alone will no longer get a Customer through the security checkpoint.
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• The ID card visually verifies that an individual is allowed into a company facility or as ID for visitors access to another organization's building. Government and the public rely on the accuracy, reliability and privacy of the data stored or in a personal identification card. ... A duplicated ID card does not neccessarily open doors, but it is a problem, as 'visual' identity it isa BIG part of an overall secruity plan which should not be over looked.
• Identification Security Concerns Security has always been the central concern surrounding any identity program. ... While a completely counterfeit-proof identity document still does not exist, new advances in digital plastic card technology make alteration and forgery significantly more difficult.

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• Home : News : 2002 News : Hong Kong ID Card First.
• Keycorp signs Hong Kong ID card deal with PCCW-led consortium.
• 2 million smartcards for Hong Kong 's planned Smart Identity Card System (SMARTICS). ...
• Business eSolutions, a business unit of PCCW, will utilise Keycorp's MULTOS operating system to keep personal data stored by the Immigration Department of the Government of the HKSAR private and secure when SMARTICS replaces the laminated plastic photo ID card system in use since 1987.
• Data privacy and security were two core priorities for this project, and Keycorp's MULTOS platform was able to deliver against both of those priorities. ...
• "We chose Keycorp for this project because of its demonstrated abilities in the critical areas of data encryption and security," said Thomas Siu, President of Business eSolutions. "With Keycorp joining our team, we believe we can provide Hong Kong with the world's premier smart ID card. ...
• The MULTOS standard provides for high levels of privacy between multiple applications on the same card, with application firewalls ensuring the integrity and security of application-specific code and data. Keycorp's version of the MULTOS operating system is one of the most secure in the world and is used by many of the large multi-application card issuers worldwide.

• Reckless ID card plan will destroy nation's freedom .
• Reckless ID card plan will destroy nation's freedom .
• This is inevitable because the modern ID card is no simple piece of plastic. ...
• Almost every national ID card system introduced in the past 15 years has contained three components with the potential to devastate personal freedom and privacy.
• After all, authorities will want to be able to demand the card in a wide range of circumstances, and people must be compelled to comply.
• The most significant, yet most subtle, element is that the card and its numbering system will permit the linking of information between all government departments. ...
• Such a system, linked through tens of thousand of card readers to a central database, is the conventional means of dealing with the problem of counterfeit cards.
• Criminals and terrorists can move more freely and more safely with several fake identities than they ever could in a country with multiple forms of ID.
• The card and the finger are placed into a reader, and the person is "validated".
• Instead, the new ID systems are benignly promoted as "citizen cards" that guarantee entitlement to benefits and services.
• Five years ago, the Government quietly buried proposals for ID cards when it discovered that they would cost billions of pounds more than expected, would do little to prevent crime, and might become wildly unpopular.
• If an ID card was unworkable five years ago, why would it work now? The short answer is that it would not - unless the biometric were added and the whole system verified through a national database. That is not a card: it is a national surveillance infrastructure.
• First, a high-security card will become an internal passport, demanded in limitless situations. ...
• Either it introduces a high-security biometric card that will challenge every tenet of freedom, or it introduces a low-security card that will soon be available to criminals and terrorists on the black market.
• 26 September 2001: ID cards 'would not stop the terrorists' .

• New ID Card Format Protects Social Security Numbers.
• New ID Card Format Protects Social Security Numbers.
• To date, seven states, have passed Identity Theft laws to protect the confidentiality of Social Security numbers for state residents. The laws restrict the use of Social Security numbers (SSN) as customer identifiers by non-governmental entities and individuals. ...
• In response to these legislative and regulatory initiatives, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois (BCBSIL) has begun gradually converting subscribers' identification numbers from the SSN to an alternative ID number - a Unique Identifier (UID). We are following the alphanumeric ID structure and conversion deadline mandated by the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association. ...
• During the next two years (by January 1, 2006), all members will be issued new ID cards with their new unique identifier number. ... In addition to new numbers on ID cards, the change will affect the use of SSNs on explanations of benefits, Web site postings and Internet transmissions. ...
• As allowed by law, we will continue to obtain Social Security numbers on applications and/or electronic files for internal purposes. ...
• When you receive an identification card with the new UID format, be sure to present it to your physician.

• Fargo Electronics Presents Readily Available Options For Enhanced ID Card Security .
• As security systems around the world receive closer scrutiny today, it’s reassuring to know that the first line of defense – a photo identification card system – is readily available and easily implemented. If enhanced card security is your concern, Fargo can help.
• (Nasdaq: FRGO) is the world’s leader in innovative technologies for desktop plastic card personalization systems. ... The company is exhibiting its advanced card printer/encoders October 23-25 at CARTES 2001, the international forum for smart card technologies and secure applications. ...
• “ID badges allow you to visually reconcile a photo with a face. ... An identification card signifies that an individual has been given clearance; lack of an authorized ID signifies a breach of security,” said Kathleen Phillips, Fargo’s Vice President – Marketing. ...
• “Identification counterfeiters today have access to sophisticated card printers, copiers, cameras, computers and photographic software programs,” said Phillips. ... Using advanced ID card security measures available from Fargo, false ID cards can be easily detected. ...
• Fargo Enhanced Card Security Measures.
• An oversized card is larger than the standard, credit card size card (called CR-80; 3. ...
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• PolyGuard Overlaminate, a polyester “patch,” is applied over a printed card in the Pro-L Card Printer/Encoder’s lamination station. It makes card designs tamper-resistant, and also protects printed cards from abrasion and fading. ... Holographic PolyGuard, with a globe image and the word “SECURE” in microtext, offers an added level of security by making a card more difficult to forge. ...
• For the ultimate in card security, Fargo offers custom holographic overlaminates to help protect against the threat of counterfeiting, and make your entire ID system and facility more secure. ...

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• For any ID application, getting the initial card design right is essential, and one of the most important factors is ensuring that the portrait is large enough to be identified clearly in the circumstances in which the card is to be used.
• For "hand held" identification applications like a drivers license, portraits of around one inch square are likely to be adequate, but if viewing at a distance, or in poor light is required, as with airport ID badges for example, then portraits should be as large as practicable : 2 inches square will work reliably at viewing distances of up to fifteen feet, for example.
• For clear crisp text and Barcodes, the use of the black resin, or K panel, is advisable, although many card designs use a mixture of large "color" text with smaller "black resin" data.
• If there is more data than can conveniently fit on one side of a CR-80 card, or which is not normally required for public display, then this can be printed on the reverse of the card using the Magicard Tango duplex printer. The most economic dual sided card would use full color and black resin on the front, with black resin only on the reverse. ...
• It is also possible to put full color and black resin on both sides of the card, using the Tango printer and two sets of LC1 YMCKO dye ribbon panels. ...
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• How will the card be carried/used?.

• When the Federal government started issuing Social Security cards five decades ago, some people worried the Social Security number would evolve into an all-purpose, national identification system. ... Privacy experts say people are right to guard their Social Security numbers, but they also warn that keeping the number secret is no guarantee of privacy. ...
• MANY AMERICANS BELIEVE it's illegal to use the Social Security number as an I. ... It's an understandable misconception; up until 1971, the Social Security card actually came with a printed warning against using the number for identification purposes. ...
• Until 1971, the Social Security card carried a warning against using the number for identification purposes. ...
• Evan Hendricks, editor of the "Privacy Times" newsletter, says the evolution of Social Security number is a symbol of what happens to personal data in the modern world. ...
• Hendricks: They said it was only going to be for the purpose of tracking your Social Security account, and then slowly and quietly it was used for driver's license records, now you have to give it to your bank, all government agencies use it as the identification number, so the original promise that it was only going to be used for one purpose was one of the great lies to the American people. ...
• And some Americans are rebelling against the Social Security number. ...
• And I see that happening with the Social Security number. ...
• But religion isn't the only reason he and other people object to the Social Security number. ...
• Hostility to universal identification systems runs deep in American culture, something that may explain why it took decades of incremental change for the Social Security number to become the national identifier. ...
• Paul: We've done some polling, and 80 percent of the people in my district and across Texas are very concerned and upset about the trends of the federal government toward using the Social Security number the way they do. ...
• The most recent flashpoint in the battle over the number has been the 1996 Illegal Immigration and Reform Responsibility Act, which directed states to require Social Security numbers from all driver's license applicants. Congressman Paul interpreted the law as an effort to use the Social Security number to create a de facto national ID card by yoking all the state driver's license databases together with the Social Security number as the common denominator. ...
• The private sector, on the other hand, is free to demand the Social Security number, whenever it wants do; a situation that sometimes leads to a test of wills with customers. ...
• and so she said "Oh, I see you didn't fill in your Social Security number, and could I have it?" And I said, "Well, I don't give it out. ... " And I said, "No you don't, you can just find another number," at which point she tried to leaf through my entire medical record to find the Social Security number, which I'd never given. ...

• Talk of National ID Card Increases -- 09/24/2001 .
• Talk of National ID Card Increases.
• com) - Increased talk about the possibility of a national identification card is drawing increased fire from privacy advocates.
• Discussions about an ID card began to re-percolate following the September 11 attack on the United States, with several Members of Congress saying the issue was one that merits fresh consideration as the nation looks for ways to improve national security from terrorist attacks like those on New York and Washington, D. ...
• com, there have been increasing discussions about the proposed ID cards. Those discussions grew after Larry Ellison, CEO of software giant Oracle, reportedly suggested an ID card with a digitized photo and thumbprint.
• A spokesperson for Oracle also confirmed that Ellison said he would be willing to make the technology for such an ID card available to the government at no cost.
• At least one public opinion survey shows significant support for an ID card, but one that's targeted only at Arabs.
• The survey results drew fire from the Libertarian Party Monday, which criticized the idea as a "Taliban-style" ID.
• Last week, two members of Congress said the idea of a "national ID" might be an idea worth considering by the whole Congress.
• She said security concerns might be addressed in a variety of possible ways. ...
• "Whether we are talking national ID cards I don't know, or fingerprinting of everybody, I don't know where we are going to go with security. I will always err on the side of caution and err on the side of safety and security for our people," Bono was quoted as saying.
• Rusty Payne, press secretary for Bono, said the congresswoman wasn't endorsing the implementation of national ID cards, but only warning that such a debate could be in the near future. ...
• Bono isn't the only one in Congress talking about a national ID card program. ...
• ) said Congress needed to quickly debate a number of proposals, possibly including a national ID card. ...

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• Uses of the Stanford ID Card and Electronic Records of Card Activity Although use of the card throughout campus is expected to expand with time, it presently serves four primary purposes: (1) to allow eligible members of the Stanford community access to certain campus facilities and services; (2) as a meal card for student Dining Services; (3) as the debit card for one's StanfordCardPlan account; and (4) as a library card for checking out books and other materials from the campus library system. Electronic records of the first three activities are kept in the Campus Card system, which is managed by CNS. ...
• The primary use of the Stanford ID Card is to verify a cardholder's status as a member of the Stanford community. To enter certain campus facilities - the various fitness centers, for example - one merely needs to show his Stanford ID Card. But increasingly, to gain access to other campus facilities and services, an individual must present his card, which is then "read" by an electronic scanner that verifies that the cardholder is eligible to use that facility or service. ... Presently, the production and electronic scanning of the Stanford ID Card are required to enter certain libraries, including Green, Meyer, Lane, Law, and Jackson, as well as the weight rooms at Arrillaga, Ford and Tresidder Fitness Centers; to use the services offered by the Stanford Housing Office; to use the services of Cowell Student Health Center; to purchase discounted athletic tickets; to receive discounts from the Stanford Bookstore's Microdisc Department; and to obtain student loan checks from the Bursar's Office. It is expected that the number of campus facilities and services whose access requires the electronic scanning of the Stanford ID Card will increase in the future. ...
• When the electronic scanners at Green Library or Cowell Health Center, for example, read an individual's card, they merely indicate whether or not the cardholder's status at the University makes her eligible to use that particular facility or service. The Campus Card System electronically records that at a certain time, the card belonging to a particular cardholder was read by that particular scanner, and whether access to that facility or service was permitted or denied. ... , verification of his status as a member of the faculty would create a record stating that at that date and time his Stanford ID Card was read by a scanner identified only by a number and that X was indeed a current member of the faculty. Or, if Student Y visited Cowell Health Center to get a flu shot, a scan of his Stanford ID Card would create a record stating that at 2:34 p. ... on November 16, 2000, his card has read by a specific scanner and that Y, as a registered student, was eligible to use the Center. ...
• Note, however, that the electronic records created by these activities in the Campus Card system do not presently record any additional information about the cardholder's use of the facility or service. ... The records only note that a particular scanner, identified by a corresponding number, read the card; the records do not indicate, for example, that card scanners at Green Library or Cowell Health Center correspond with particular scanner numbers. ...

• Security Panel Seeks National ID Card.
• Security Panel Seeks Nat'l ID Cards.
• 11 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center will call for creation of a national identification card system and federal government take over of airport security, according to its chairman. ...
• The panel, which includes four former New York City police commissioners and other law enforcement officials, will also urge a tightening of private aviation security. ...
• The universal identification card system would use high-tech microchips storing digitized fingerprints, facial characteristics and retinal images. ...
• Goodman said the panel had not decided if the ID cards should be mandatory, but that a mandatory system would ``maximize safety and security. ...
• But Richard Clarke, Bush's adviser on cyberspace security, opposes the cards.
• KEYWORDS:   1 posted on 11/16/2001 1:15:46 PM PST by Verax Post Reply | Private Reply | View Replies To: Verax How about national ID cards for non-citizens? Get a handle on the terror within before we start hammering away at innocent civilian citizens. ... 3 posted on 11/16/2001 1:15:48 PM PST by spald Post Reply | Private Reply | To 1 | View Replies To: usual suspect Great suggestion, us! Let's test it on them first to see how long before they learn how to falsify them and/or see what government flackie starts taking bribes to clear the way for the less than desirable! 4 posted on 11/16/2001 1:15:48 PM PST by uvular Post Reply | Private Reply | To 2 | View Replies To: Verax Goodman said the panel had not decided if the ID cards should be mandatory, but that a mandatory system would "maximize safety and security. ...
• Yep, people carrying this card were really safe: .
• 5 posted on 11/16/2001 1:15:48 PM PST by steve-b Post Reply | Private Reply | To 1 | View Replies To: usual suspect "How about national ID cards for non-citizens? ".
• I ask for his card. ...
• htm 10 posted on 11/16/2001 1:15:51 PM PST by Quix Post Reply | Private Reply | To 1 | View Replies To: lawdude just round them up and send them home 11 posted on 11/16/2001 1:15:51 PM PST by fred flinch Post Reply | Private Reply | To 6 | View Replies To: Verax Proposals for identity (ID) cards have provoked public outrage and political division in several countries.
• In this paper Simon Davies analyses the key elements of public opposition to ID Card schemes, and profiles .
• the massive 1987 Australian campaign against a national ID card. ... (Driver's license fraud actually went up too) 13 posted on 11/16/2001 1:15:52 PM PST by Lysander Post Reply | Private Reply | To 1 | View Replies To: Verax Let me guess, the ID code will contain the numbers 600, 60, and 6. ...

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• Q: Do I have to get a new photo ID card each time I renew?.
• But you must carry your current and valid pocket license issued by the Bureau of Security and Investigative Services with your photo ID card at all times. ...
• Q: Does Experior have out-of-state facilities that can issue the enhanced photo ID cards for PI's who live outside of California?.
• If you are a licensed California Private Investigator, you must come to an Experior facility in California to obtain your PI photo ID card.
• A: Your photo ID card will include the current expiration date. ... To avoid having a photo ID card mailed to you with a recent expiration date. ...
• A: Unless there is a technical problem with the film, you will have to pay to have another ID picture taken.
• Q: What if I do not get my photo ID card in the mail?.
• A: The photo ID card will be mailed to the address BSIS has on file. If you have not received the photo ID card within approximately two weeks, you should again contact the Experior office where the photograph was taken and request that they check the status of your photo ID card.
• Q: How long does it take to get my photo ID card?.

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• Compulsory ID card scheme on course for U. ...
• Compulsory biometric ID cards and a central database of all U. ...
• As predicted, Home Secretary David Blunkett fought off opposition from some cabinet ministers opposed to the ID card scheme to get the draft "Identity Cards Bill" tabled for the next session of Parliament. ...
• Underpinning the ID cards will be a central database storing information on all UK citizens, which can be used by public agencies including the police and NHS to check someone's identity. ...
• The ID card will contain a piece of biometric information, most likely an iris or fingerprint scan, and will be combined with passports and driving licences, which will have a biometric element by 2008, according to the draft Bill. ...
• The compulsory nature of the card, which will cost £35, will be decided in two phases. The government will have the power to mandate that an ID card is produced to use certain public services -- an element retained from Blunkett's original "entitlement" card plans. ...
• More worrying for privacy campaigners is that the government will have the power after five years to make the carrying or production of ID cards compulsory. ...
• David Blunkett said in a statement that ID cards will help "tackle the challenges of the 21st century" including terrorism, organised crime and illegal immigration. ...
• Security company Ubizen, which worked on Belgium's electronic ID card scheme, said a biometric card will not tackle terrorism and crime. Bart Vansevenant, director of security strategy at Ubizen, argued the card could not stop international terrorists, who would probably enter the UK on a foreign passport anyway. ...
• "You will not solve terrorism or immigration by introducing biometrics to a card. Why put biometrics on an ID card? It costs you a hell of a lot of money and there are equipment, support and administration problems," he said. ...
• Vansevenant also questioned the need for a central database, as police and border control officers would be able to verify the biometric on the card to the person carrying it using an eye or fingerprint scanner. ...

• Coalition letter to President Bush urging opposition to a National Driver's License ID.
• The Uniform Driver's License as National ID -- A speech by ACLU Associate Director Barry Steinhardt .
• Testimony of ACLU Legislative Counsel Katie Corrigan on the Establishment of a National ID Card System .
• 1998 Statement of Legislative Counsel Gregory Nojeim: "A National ID Card, Naitonal ID Systems And Their Impact on Civil Liberties.
• 05-03-02 -- ACLU Says Standardized Driver's License Proposals Walk and Talk Like National ID Schemes .
• 02-11-02 -- Unusual Coalition Including ACLU, Eagle Forum Urge Bush to Oppose Standardized Drivers' Licenses Plan, Prevent De Facto National ID .
• 01-14-02 -- ACLU Calls Standardized Drivers' Licenses Plan De Facto National ID; Says Licensing Scheme Ineffective, Expensive, Un-American .
• 11-16-01 -- ACLU Tells Congress that National ID System Would Be Ineffective, Expensive and Deeply Misguided .
• 11-08-01 -- ACLU Says "Traveler's IDs" For Airline Passengers Will Create Dangerously False Sense of Security .
• 07-22-99 -- ACLU Urges Congress to Stop March Toward National ID.
• 05-13-97 -- National ID Card Measure Comes Before Congress; ACLU Urges Committee to Stop Big Brother .
• 10-24-95 --  Overzealous Politicians Promote Anti-Terrorism Bill and National ID Initiative Which Infringe On Our Freedoms  .
• 09-11-95 -- ACLU Opposes National ID System and Computer Registry .
• Privacy International National ID page.
• EPIC National ID page.
•   National ID Cards: 5 Reasons Why They Should Be Rejected.

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• AAMVA's InterNational ID Press Conference .
• Ruston High drops SSNs from Student ID .
• Money withheld for national ID cards - WND - 10/23/98 .
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• GAO Report on uses and misuses of social security numbers.
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• Identification Cards, Biometrics, Social Security Numbers, and Database Tracking of Individuals.
• The New "National ID" Standards!.
• Information on Biometrics, Social Security Numbers, Bar Codes, Smart Cards, Privacy Issues, and the coming Cashless Society.

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• DN provides professional card service for our clients in the following way:.
• Require professional ID cards in a hurry without hassle. ...
• Want a fast, reliable service for ID cards. ...
• ID CARD SERVICE: HOW IT WORKS.
• Send us a rough sketch of your card layout.
• Mail or email us the variable data for each card/picture, including choices from price schedule below.
• ID CARDS WITH NO PHOTO $3. ...

• Security, Fear, and National ID Cards.
• In the first weeks after 11 September, with diverse figures calling for creation of a national identity card, New Yorkers recognized a need for greater personal identification. At the IEEE Spectrum editorial offices (about 5 km from Ground Zero, and two blocks from the now-tallest building in the city), building ID cards, previously optional, are now obligatory. In many offices, visitors are required to either be listed in advance by name, sign a logbook, or produce a photo ID that matches the name.
• It soon became obvious that the building ID card I had to get a few days after the collapse of the twin towers wasn't being required. It seemed any photo-containing card would do. Even more disturbingly, at a local hospital, where I’m receiving therapy for a recent injury, it was, after four visits, becoming increasingly difficult to resist the suspicion that while one had to produce an ID card, it wasn’t being examined, nor was it being compared with the name one signed to get in.
• So I decided to put this new security to a test. ... I walked into the first place with a sign that said "Photo ID. ...
• For US $20 and about 15 minutes of conversation about the relative merits of DSL and cable modems (the youth of New York City still share some common interests with those of us twice their age), I found a process that’s as painless as it is security-free. In order to stress-test every aspect of the modern identity process, I diligently entered a false name, address, and social security number. ...
• I produced–for the same guard who had looked at my building picture ID for the past three weeks (and, admittedly, a thousand other people’s)–my new New York State generic ID. ...
• Here I actually put the badge down on the guard’s table as I signed the book with one name while the ID said another. ... In the newly security-conscious New York, this turned out not to be a problem.
• National ID: Better or Worse Security?.
• Would a national identity card provide better security than what you can buy in Times Square? Oracle's Larry Ellison and civil liberties lawyer Alan Dershowitz, among others, think so. But even if such an ID were harder to obtain, surely it would not be very difficult for a determined criminal. ...

• ID Card.
• Get an ID.
• Here are some frequently asked questions about the University of Iowa ID card:.
• What if my ID Card is not working? .
• 1) The magnetic stripe on your ID card may be worn or damaged. To replace a damaged UI Card, bring the damaged card to the Registration Center, 30 Calvin Hall. ... There is no charge to replace a damaged ID card. ...
• 3) Please direct any other ID card inquiries to the Registration Center, 30 Calvin Hall, 335-0244, or to the ID Card Coordinator, 30 Calvin Hall, 335-0835. ...
• Can I charge at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics (UIHC) if I have a UI Photo ID Card? .
• Yes, but if you have not charged before at the UIHC with any card, you will need in person to go to the Office of Staff Relations and Development, C110 GH, in order to have your card activated in the Hospital's system. ...
• If you did not ask for charging privileges at the time of card issuance and now wish to use it to charge, contact the Office of Staff Relations and Development, C110 GH. ...
• What if I don't want to use my ID Card to charge? .
• If you do not wish to use your UI Photo ID Card for charging after card issuance, contact the Cashier's Office, 4A Jessup Hall, 335-0071, or the ID Card Coordinator, 335-0835, to request "no charging. ... If you have not yet received an ID card, inform the office of card issuance that you do not want charging privileges on your ID card or badge before you receive an ID.   PLEASE NOTE:  Whenever you receive a replacement ID card, you must notify the office of card issuance so that the no charging request can be transferred to the new card.   If you decide to reinstate your charging privileges on your card, you must notify the office of card issuance as well. ...

• National ID Card .
• New Federal rules to implement a new identification card for all citizens .
• The form shall contain security features designed to limit tampering, counterfeiting, photocopying, or otherwise duplicating, the driver's license or identification document for fraudulent purposes and to limit the use of the driver's license or identification document by imposters. ... Social Security Number--The driver's license or identification document shall contain a social security number that can be read visually or by electronic means, unless the State issuing such driver's license or identification document meets certain conditions. To meet the conditions, the State must not require the driver's license or identification document to contain a social security number and the State must require the submission of the social security number by every applicant for a driver's license or identification document. The State must also require that a State agency verify the validity of the social security number with the Social Security Administration (SSA). ...
• Implementation of National ID Imminent.
• will be able to engage in many basic, fundamental societal activities unless they carry with them at all times a conforming government-issued identification card. Not surprisingly, under the proposed rule it will become MANDATORY that social security numbers must be submitted in order for anyone to receive a state-issued driver's license.   Perhaps the most pervasive implication of this new National ID scheme is that in the near future an identification card will be required just to engage in activities we now take for granted. ...

• Security Bill Loses ID Card, TIPS.
• House Majority Leader Dick Armey, in his markup of legislation to create a Homeland Security Department, yesterday rejected a national identification card and scrapped a program that would use volunteers in domestic surveillance. ... Armey, chairman of the House Select Committee on Homeland Security, included language in his markup of the legislation to prohibit the Justice Department from initiating the Terrorism Information and Prevention System, also called Operation TIPS.
• Armey's bill also would create a "privacy officer" in the Homeland Security Department, which he said was the first ever established by law in a Cabinet agency. ...
• 31 deadline for airports to screen checked bags for explosives and would give immunity from lawsuits to some technology companies involved in national security.
• Homeland Security Director Tom Ridge also defended the program. ...
• The House Select Committee on Homeland Security is likely to alter the measure when it is considered today, as is the full House when it reaches the floor next week. ...
• Oberstar said the new Transportation Security Administration, which would become part of the Homeland Security Department under Mr. ...
• Bush some authority to transfer up to 2 percent of the money in the Homeland Security Department budget for two years, with some strings attached, instead of the 5 percent discretionary power he had sought.

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