Johnny-B-Goode writes "James Middleton reports(http://www.vnunet.com/News/)Without identification it's all over, says expert In its current state the internet will die - and the only thing that can save it is an overhaul with security at its core, says antivirus expert Eugene Kaspersky. But his outline for a crime-free web may land him on the wrong side of the fence with the privacy pundits.Kaspersky, who heads up anti virus research at the 200-strong company in Moscow gives the internet as we know it two to four years before the amount of bad information outweighs good information. "

We originally found a story on this here and found a new article on it with a link provided below.

Thinking about it still gives the chills because from a security standpoint this could be seen as privacy invasion, or maybe even a sort of Identification.

In any case, how many times do we see articles about credit cards being stolen off the wire, or cell phone tapping take place? Would you want your chip data stolen and used against you?

A privacy rights group is turning to a federal court in hopes of forcing the U.S. Office of Homeland Security to divulge information behind proposals for a national identification system.