Collaborate Disseminate
By Carolina
Apparently, FIN7 hackers are behind the breach – The same
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Lord & Taylor & Saks customers payment cards stolen, sold on Dark Web
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When the PCI Security Standards Council bans SSL/early TLS in June 2018, you’ll need real-time network analytics to maintain compliance. Here’s why. On June 30, any business that handles credit card data will be required by the Payment Card Informatio… Continue reading Real-Time Analytics for PCI Compliance
I published the following diary on isc.sans.org: “CRIMEB4NK IRC Bot“: Yesterday, I got my hands on the source code of an IRC bot written in Perl. Yes, IRC (“Internet Relay Chat”) is still alive! If the chat protocol is less used today to handle communications between malware and their C2 servers, it
[The post [SANS ISC] CRIMEB4NK IRC Bot has been first published on /dev/random]
A video game developer gave customers a $5.00 discount off their next purchase after discovering a data breach that affected two of its online stores. Nippon Ichi Software, a Japanese developer and publisher of video games, claims in an email sent out … Continue reading Video Game Developer Gave Customers $5 Voucher after Data Breach
I remember this being legal at some point and it uses to be more expensive then. Now with ICs it has become cheaper being able to buy IC cards online, at a dollar a piece it’s cheaper getting it replaced if one is damaged plu… Continue reading Is it legal to clone your own debit/credit cards? [on hold]
I’ve recently been approached by a person asking me for a donation to Save The Children. while I was inclined to donate, I didn’t because they were asking my full name, 16 digits of credit card and expiration date to fill a f… Continue reading What are the risks of providing all your credit card information except for security code to a stranger?
Apple co-founder and tech icon Steve Wozniak has reportedly admitted falling victim to Bitcoin fraud. Continue reading Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak scammed by Bitcoin fraudster
There is a bank who has internal system working with card data preparation, generating PANs, and finally preparing personalization files that are sent to third party card manufacturer.
The bank can see in their internal syst… Continue reading PCI compliance for bank card system
I am implementing a public mobile wallet application where user can add his own card, like Android Pay, or Samsung Pay on Android device.
The standard way how these applications are initially working is following:
Open wal… Continue reading secure public facing wallet API accessed by mobile devices
TL;DR
I’ve been a user of debit cards for many years, and don’t know much about the security issues. However, just thinking logically, I find the practice of paying by providing card data (i.e. card number, validity date, CV… Continue reading Is debit (credit) card payment inherently broken from security point of view?