Is it possible to provide security in Passive RFID tags?
Yes, it is quite possible to make passive tags secure, but the tag must have some local processing power, not just a static read-only memory that it reads out.

The general algorithm is called "challenge-response". The reader and the tag share some secret piece of data, but this data is never transmitted over the air. Instead, the reader chooses some random data, sends this to the tag, which performs a cryptographically-secure transformation on the data that depends on the secret data, and then sends the transformed data back to the reader. Internally, the reader performs the same transformation, and if the two results match, then the tag is known to be valid.

Such a tag cannot be cloned simply by eavesdropping on the radio signal. Of course, if an attacker physically opens the tag and reads out the secret data (along with the transformation algorithm), all bets are off.