Smart Card technology to prevent fraud
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- | * | + | *44 Million dollars lost in 2003 due to debit card fraud. |
- | * | + | *100 Million in 2006 |
- | * | + | *Numbers on the rise every year. |
- | * | + | *Takes less then a second and your Card is compromised. |
- | + | *Smart card technology can prevent this. | |
== General Facts about Smart Cards == | == General Facts about Smart Cards == |
Revision as of 03:50, 2 December 2007
Smart Card technology to prevent fraud is a summary of various ways that fraud can be prevented using smart cards. This wiki page mainly deals with fraud in Credit Cards and Debit Cards.
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General Facts about fraud
- 44 Million dollars lost in 2003 due to debit card fraud.
- 100 Million in 2006
- Numbers on the rise every year.
- Takes less then a second and your Card is compromised.
- Smart card technology can prevent this.
General Facts about Smart Cards
- Smart cards use a microchip embedded onto the card.
- The chip uses no power, the reader provides the power and reads the information from the chip
- Smart card chips are encrypted
- They use RSA and DSA encryption algorithms
Problems with Smart Cards
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Future of Smart Cards
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General Tips to Prevent fraud
- Hide your PIN
- Watch for signs of tampered card readers
- Don't lend out your Credit card or Debit Card
See Also
HaveFunWithCasWiki
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[Cavaliaj]
Electronic Voting Systems
Social engineering
Piggybacking
Identity Theft
The Mitnick attack
Security and Storage Mediums
Operating Systems Security
Honeypot
Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard