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The Role of PCBs in Cybersecurity

VISTA InfoSec

As fraudsters are continuously finding new ways to strike, we’re continuously finding new ways to prevent them with controls such as encryption, multi-factor authentication, fraud detection software, etc. The TPM can securely store and generate cryptographic keys, passwords, certificates, and encryption keys. However, manufacturers DO.

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US Card Skimming Grew Nearly 5x in 2022, New FICO Data Shows

FICO

For 2022, we saw a significant increase in compromised cards resulting from skimming activity. Total compromise cards were up 368% from 2021, with more than 161,000 impacted cards identified — nearly a 5x increase over 2021. Now that we have data from the entire year to review, we are seeing the alarming trend continue.

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What Is Debit Card Processing & How Does It Work?

Payment Savvy

Security Measures in Debit Card Payment Processing Here’s a breakdown of security measures employed in debit card payment processing: Encryption Encryption involves converting sensitive information (debit card numbers and personal details) into a coded format that is unreadable without a unique decryption key.

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Mobile Phones and the Future of Payments Beyond 2024

Clearly Payments

At the heart of mobile payment systems are Near Field Communication (NFC), Quick Response (QR) codes, and secure elements such as encryption and tokenization. When a user holds their NFC-enabled smartphone near a payment terminal, the NFC chip in the phone communicates with the terminal to complete the transaction.

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How Visa And Intel Are Creating A Security Standard For The IoT

PYMNTS

Sure, the aftermath of having a card compromised is often annoying and involves changing cards stored in digital wallets and with subscription sites, but consumers know that their bank has their back. Bad guys may still get in, but what they’ll get will be “useless data” without the encryption key needed to make it usable.

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Why PCI Compliance is Critical for Businesses

Exact Payments

Cardholder data, such as the primary account number, cardholder name, and expiration date, is different from sensitive authentication data like CVV, track data, PIN/PIN Block, and EMV chip data. Encryption and tokenization, the process of replacing sensitive data with a non-sensitive token, should be employed to ensure data security.

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As ATM Fraud Jumps, We Need ATM Profiling

FICO

As the US payment card infrastructure continues to move to EMV, fraudsters are turning their targets toward unattended self-service terminals, such as US ATMs, most of which have not yet been upgraded to read EMV chips. Debit-card compromises at ATMs located on bank property in U.S. What can banks do to protect their ATM machines?

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