Efficacy of Tamper Indicating Devices¶
Johnston, R. G., Garcia, A. R. E., & Pacheco, A. N. (2002). Efficacy of Tamper Indicating Devices.
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Mechanisms¶
- Tamper-Evident Seal
- It reveals interference to whoever inspects it, but does not prevent it — and a skilled attacker can often defeat a seal and re-apply it, or source convincing look-alike stock, so an intact-looking seal is not itself proof of authenticity.
This sourceDemonstrates that tamper-indicating seals are detection aids rather than access barriers and can be removed, reused, or counterfeited without obvious evidence.
- It reveals interference to whoever inspects it, but does not prevent it — and a skilled attacker can often defeat a seal and re-apply it, or source convincing look-alike stock, so an intact-looking seal is not itself proof of authenticity.
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