Staake, ThorstenThorstenStaakeMichahelles, FlorianFlorianMichahellesFleisch, ElgarElgarFleischWilliams, John R.John R.WilliamsMin, HaoHaoMinCole, Peter H.Peter H.ColeLee, Sang-GugSang-GugLeeMcFarlane, DuncanDuncanMcFarlaneMurai, JunJunMurai2019-09-192014-01-072008978-3-540-71640-2https://fis.uni-bamberg.de/handle/uniba/2709Counterfeit trade developed into a severe problem for many industries. While established security features such as holograms, micro printings or chemical markers do not seem to efficiently avert trade in illicit imitation products, RFID technology, with its potential to automate product authentications, may become a powerful tool to enhance brand and product protection. The following contribution contains an overview on the implication of product counterfeiting on affected companies, provides a starting point for a structured requirements definition for RFID-based anti-counterfeiting systems, and outlines several principal solution approaches that are discussed in greater detail in the subsequent chapters.engbookpart