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Magecart strikes again, one of the most notorious hacking groups specializes in stealing credit card details from poorly-secured e-commerce websites.
According to security researchers from RiskIQ and Trend Micro, cybercriminals of a new subgroup of Ma… Continue reading Hackers infect e-commerce sites by compromising their advertising partner
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I tried to buy a few things from a particular industry, and the sellers are independently all asking for a copy of my driver’s license to verify that it matches the details on the card because someone is telling them they need to d… Continue reading Driver’s license required for online purchases
Shoppers who placed an order with discountmugs.com during a four-month period last year are receiving a worrying notification from the online apparel store. Apparently, hackers injected card skimming code into the company’s website, then stole en… Continue reading Thieves make off with shoppers’ credit card numbers after hacking apparel site for four months
American alcohol retailer BevMo has suffered a breach that leaked credit card data, including security codes, belonging to 15,000 customers. A privately-held corporation based in Concord, California, BevMo sells mostly alcoholic beverages. The company … Continue reading BevMo leaks credit card data (including CVVs) of 15,000 customers
We need to save the credit card number in our database , but not the cvv.
Should we be PCI – DSS compliant for this or some security measures is enough.
After the save we will use that to call stripe for payment.
So should w… Continue reading Is PCI – DSS required to store only card number
My bank card recently expired. I got a new one and this one turned out to be “lucky”: its CVC code was 000.
For a few months I used it extensively, both online and offline, without any difficulties – until the day when I e… Continue reading All 0s (zeros) in a bank card’s CVC code
I am doing some work a charity company which involves the storage of credit card information. This is how their business works.
1. telephone the public and ask for a regular financial contribution to a charity (eg $20 a mont… Continue reading Storing credit card information temporarily
American coffee seller Caribou Coffee recently suffered a breach exposing customer payment data at 265 U.S. stores for roughly three months, according to a notice posted to the company’s website. The retailer says an outsider had unauthorized access to point-of-sale systems at affected locations between Aug. 28 and and Dec. 3, someone had unauthorized access to its point of sale systems at affected stores. Hackers may have accessed customer names, payment card numbers, expiration dates and security codes. The company says payments made through its rewards program were not affected. Caribou says that it detected “unusual activity” on its network on Nov. 28, which prompted it to hire Mandiant, a cybersecurity incident response company owned by FireEye. Mandiant identified the issue within two days, the notice says, although customers may have been affected through Dec. 3. Caribou says it’s working to beef up its network security and its payment system in order to better protect customer information. […]
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I am building a site which will accept payments. I will be processing payments with either Stripe or Square. Stripe now has Stripe Elements, and Square has Square Payment Form. I have tried Square Payment form but it’s hard t… Continue reading Is taking CC info in plain HTML elements, but using a library like Stripe to tokenize PCI compliant?
I was trying to buy tickets for a show on an official web page. This will be the last show of this band so the server went down pretty quickly. The band tweeted about difficulties and then someone posted a link to another kno… Continue reading Possible phishing victim. How to proceed? [on hold]