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Security Strategy

By Andy McCue

Published: Monday 08 November 2004


Name

Anonymous


Location

LONDON


Occupation

IT


Comment

The weakest link in "Chip and Pin" is the customer's liability when the card is stolen/cloned the PIN recorded for use by someone else.

I am not an expert but this is all about the banks streamlining processing and pointing the finger at the customer when freud occurs.

My local shops do not even have guards to protect the buttons being pressed.

"It must be your fault Sir - only you know the PIN". Of course when you hand over the card in a shop and they return 10 mins later and watch you enter the code - do you know what they were doing out the back?

Am I being stupid here about the risk?



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