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Fraudsters are using this data to pull off card-not-present (CNP) fraud schemes, such as account takeovers. The Omni Security And Authentication Report , powered by CA Technologies , is the go-to source for the latest authentication and security developments, data, news and trends. About The Report.
Both solutions provide increased fraud protection to online transactions made via debit or credit cards. The changes also include enhanced fraud protections for merchants. As solution providers and other partners help in the fight against fraud, banks and other financial firms would be well-served to adopt 3DS 2.0
Specification, a messaging protocol that allows consumers to be authenticated to card issuers during card-not-present transactions. That authentication can also extend to activities that are decidedly non-payment in nature, such as when an individual adds a payment card to his or her digital wallet.
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The company exposed consumers’ full names, birthdates, addresses, Social Security numbers and even some 250,000 credit card account numbers. Credit reporting agency Equifax is just one of the many companies to have suffered through a recent data breach , as the company disclosed an incident impacting an estimated 148 million customers.
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