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07/28/2012 - Security
Black Hat 2012 Results
At Black Hat USA 2012, researches show another way retail Chip and PIN devices may be easily attacked using specially forged chip-based credit cards.
This is just another way to show how vulnerable the credit card industry really is. This is why it's so import that individuals keep a close eye on their credit cards, bank accounts & other financial statements. Complete details of how this went down can be found at The Register.
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