Collaborate Disseminate
SelectBlinds, a popular online retailer of blinds and shades, has disclosed a security breach that has impacted 206,238 of its customers.
Hackers successfully managed to embed malware onto the company’s website, capable of stealing sensitive informa… Continue reading 200,000 SelectBlinds customers have their card details skimmed in malware attack
I have an app where a person enters their card number, the cardholder’s name, the expiration date and the cvv. I am now making it pci/dss-compliant. I will store the card number in an encrypted way. Can I store the cardholder’s name the pe… Continue reading Does PCI/DSS allow storing the cardholder’s name a person entered (and not the real one)
The payment gateway platform SLIM CD suffered a massive data breach between August 2023 and June 2024, compromising… Continue reading Payment Gateway SLIM CD Data Breach: 1.7 Million Users Impacted
Scammers are using domain spoofing, phishing and other tactics to steal customer information from pizza restaurants, especially in… Continue reading Global Phishing Scam Hits Canadian Pizza Chains for Credit Card Data
I have seen/heard online stores (not necessarily within the U.S., maybe international) asking buyers to provide a picture of their debit cards via email (e.g., for verifying identity). My intuition tells me that this is not safe. Moreover,… Continue reading Sending photo of debit card over email [duplicate]
Rather than accepting money transfer via something like Venmo, I would prefer that someone simply makes payments into my credit (card) account. Can this be securely set up so that they send a payment to my account without them knowing my C… Continue reading Can I securely allow someone to make payment into my CC account? [migrated]
How do I destroy credit card’s magnetic strip at home without magnet / sand paper (I don’t have them) or burning / microwaving (potentially dangerous) so that no info could be read from it? I doubt shredding the card would make the info u… Continue reading How do I destroy credit card’s magnetic strip without magnet / sand paper / burning / microwaving? [duplicate]
I screen shot page 3 of 6. Fool hardy to require these three details on a paper application? Reasonable to complain to Canadian gov’t for jeopardizing credit card details?
Mail can be "scanned and intercepted", "steamed o… Continue reading Safe to write down — on paper — name on Credit Card, number, expiry date? Then mail this paper? [closed]
AviD’s Law of Compliance: "PCI compliance reduces the risk of the penalties of non-compliance"
Has anybody here ever been fined for non-compliance or has first-hand experience with a finee? As in: non-compliance not as an aggrava… Continue reading PCI DSS non-compliance – who was on the receiving end of fines? [closed]
I was not able to add a credit card to Apple Pay on an iPhone. The bank told me that they need the SEID number of the phone to resolve the issue.
By a quick search on the Internet, I learned that the SEID number is an identifying number of… Continue reading Are there any risks sharing my phone’s SEID number with the bank of my credit card?