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EMVCo Becomes an Accredited ISO/IEC Certification Body

Fintech Finance

EMVCo Security Evaluations provide a common methodology to assess whether chip and software-based vand solutions meet EMV Specifications, requirements and guidelines for security*. For almost 20 years, EMVCos robust security evaluation processes have been integral in promoting trust and enabling more secure payment experiences.

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Understanding POS Security: Protecting Your Business and Customer Data

VISTA InfoSec

Don’t Allow Swiped Transactions You may want to avoid processing older magnetic stripe cards in favor of Near Field Communication (NFC) and EMV chip cards. This will help ensure that the solutions you use contain the features that are most needed to ward off unauthorized access to payment data.

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Malware Strikes Merchants Behind The EMV Curve

PYMNTS

Cybersecurity firm FireEye warns of the dangers that custom-built malware poses to retailers due to its ability to capture payment card details directly from retail point-of-sale (POS) systems. In the world of POS threats, there has been a rise in both underground offerings, as well as new malware found in active use.

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Credit Card Chips Still Under Attack From Thieves

PYMNTS

Consumers might have felt a bit safer using their credit card with the introduction of EMV chip technology, but thieves looking to steal your information have managed to find a way to still gain access to PIN numbers, as well as your card’s chip in some cases. The majority of that theft was from credit cards.

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Chip card migration a gift for holiday e-commerce crooks: reports

Payments Source

A full year into the EMV migration, crooks are expected to be even more aggressive about attacking soft spots in online and mobile transactions.

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As ATM Fraud Jumps, We Need ATM Profiling

FICO

As the US payment card infrastructure continues to move to EMV, fraudsters are turning their targets toward unattended self-service terminals, such as US ATMs, most of which have not yet been upgraded to read EMV chips. Debit-card compromises at ATMs located on bank property in U.S. What else can we do?

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Chip Shield’s $20 Online Fraud Solution

PYMNTS

A new personal chip card reader will soon hit the market with the goal of protecting consumers while shopping and banking online and ultimately preventing online fraud — at an introductory price of just $20. It’s time to start extending chip-based security to protect us online and reverse the rapid growth of fraud and identity theft.”.