Collaborate Disseminate
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?
By Waqas
Another day, another third-party data breach!
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: American Express Cardholders Impacted by Third-Party Vendor Data Breach
Continue reading American Express Cardholders Impacted by Third-Party Vendor Data Breach
I’ve just added a card to my Apple Wallet and noticed that I didn’t need a PIN. Now since Apple Wallet is apparently already "secure", I don’t need a PIN to use it either.
Is this a loophole or am I missing something?
Consider the following scenario: I signed up for a free 7d trial of a $200/y "AI" subscription product (not OpenAi) — provided username and an e-mail address and was forwarded to a Stripe checkout page for card verification.
Whi… Continue reading How can a credit card processor tell I had a trial with a specific company before if every detail provided is different?
This document has a sequence diagram (annotated and shown below) explaining how Stripe handle’s a Checkout Session.
My question : When a customer is returned to the successUrl = www.example.com/some/specific/path, how can www.example.com (… Continue reading how should a web application verify a redirect comes from a trustworthy source?
I have a Visa debit card that I use mainly for travel (it has low FX fees).
The other day I received loads of notifications from the corresponding app: 2 with ‘The CVV was incorrect’, followed by 4 with ‘The CVV was entered incorrectly too… Continue reading What is this scam? Card CVV entered incorrectly too many times [closed]
I read on this topic that, after performing a payment, websites can store and read:
Your PAN
Your zip code / cardholder name / any information you input on a website that has fillable informations within the website itself (like Tinder)
… Continue reading What informations can a website store about my credit card? [closed]
Credit card skimming is on the rise for the holiday shopping season, according to Malwarebytes. Online stores are not always as secure as you might think they are, and yet you need to hand over your valuable credit card information in order to buy anyt… Continue reading Online stores may not be as secure as you think