08-29-2018, 03:33 PM
I think the problem being addressed with the chip is duplicating a physical card with someone else's numbers. Easy for a counterfeiter to program a magnetic strip, harder to program a chip.
It does nothing for online fraud. Apparently in-person retail fraud is still the bigger fish?
Seems to me a PIN would help with the online part, but even that is just another piece of information that can be stolen in a breech.
It does nothing for online fraud. Apparently in-person retail fraud is still the bigger fish?
Seems to me a PIN would help with the online part, but even that is just another piece of information that can be stolen in a breech.