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I’ve heard it time and time again being repeated: "You should get one of those RFID-shielding wallets to protect your tap-enabled cards from thieves."
I know that thanks to the security measures built into the card they can’t cop… Continue reading Are thieves with wireless payment terminals really a threat? [duplicate]
This website is asking me to take a picture with my id card and my id card to buy Bitcoin with it.
Is it safe to do so?
Not in the US.
Continue reading Is it safe to share my id and a picture of my id with this website? [closed]
We have developed a mobile application that integrates with systems of record of our clients via a middleware application.
This application, amongst other things, can integrate with product systems and create a basket of goods.
Currently t… Continue reading What level of PCI compliance is required, and who is responsible for having it, where a white label app is involved?
I think my problem is pretty simple. An e-commerce app that allows to place an order that is to be paid on delivery by cash. User registers to your application, confirms an email, and that’s it.
Now potential fraudster can place an order t… Continue reading How to prevent placing fake pay-on-delivery orders?
Last year, I wrote about the Verizon Payment Security Report saying it was ”Not Just for PCI.” Verizon liked that post enough to include its introduction in this year’s version. This recognition was a wonderful surprise. Like last year’s report, the 20… Continue reading Verizon’s 2020 Payment Security Report: Focusing on Strategy
If you are logged in with your Google account and click "Manage your Google Account," you can then edit your payment profile. But you cannot (1) see the complete card number except for the last 4 digits or (2) change the number o… Continue reading Question about the cause of the differences in Google Pay features
By Sudais Asif
Google ash released an app that aims at locking the devices of users who default on their smartphone financing payments.
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Google makes app to lock devices if users default on payment
Continue reading Google makes app to lock devices if users default on payment
The IRS want to trace Monero transactions, which – unlike Bitcoin – are entirely private Cracking Monero could help the IRS trace those who have avoided paying tax, and assist in criminal investigations Do you think you can crack Monero’s layers of pri… Continue reading Can You Crack Monero? IRS Offers $625,000 Bounty for Anyone Who Can Break Privacy of Cryptocurrency
Sometimes I order stuff from less-known online stores that ask me to pay directly by providing a card number.
Either they don’t support PayPal or similar services or they might charge a fee for using them, so that’s what I do:
I have a ca… Continue reading Pay online with a card and then block it – any threats?
We are a large e-commerce website trying to introduce a feature by which customers can save their credit card details securely. We are aware of the need for PCI compliance and working out the necessary security aspects. If singe-use tokens… Continue reading What is the difference between a multi-use and a single-use credit card token [closed]