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Dear JAMIA Editor(s):In a recent article, “A Security Analysis of the Verichip Implantable RFID Device,” authored by John Halamka, Ari Juels, Adam Stubblefield, and Jonathan Westhues, the authors state that “Religious groups have gone so far as to state that the VeriChip may be a realization of the Mark of the Beast as described in the New Testament.” The authors support this statement with an endnote referencing a book of which I am the co-author.The statement is wrong on several counts.First, neither I nor my co-author, Liz McIntyre, head up or have formed any “religious group.” I am the director of CASPIAN (Consumers Against Supermarket Privacy Invasion and Numbering), a 12,000 member consumer privacy organization which I founded in 1999. CASPIAN has worked on secular RFID privacy issues since …

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Re: "A Security Analysis of the Verichip Implantable RFID Device" JAMIA PrePrint: Accepted Article. Published August 23, 2006 as doi:10.1197/jamia.M2143