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  1. 14-04-2008, 08:35 AM #1
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    Hackers open new front in payment card data thefts

    Hackers open new front in payment card data thefts
    Quote Originally Posted by Computerworld
    Cybercrooks are stealing info while it's in transit between systems. Can the PCI rules stop them?
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    Re: Hackers open new front in payment card data thefts

    I just couldn't bring myself to read any further than the first paragraph

    Security managers often describe their efforts to protect corporate data from being compromised as a full-fledged battle of wits against cybercrooks who are continually arming themselves with innovative tools and methods of attack.
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    Re: Hackers open new front in payment card data thefts

    shouldn't they be looking to implement PCI-E rules, for future proofing?
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