, SecurityFocus 2005-06-17
Data thieves breached the systems of credit-card processor CardSystems Solutions and made off with data on as many as 40 million accounts affecting various credit-card brands, MasterCard International said on Friday.
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MasterCard warns of massive credit-card breach
2005-06-19
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MasterCard warns of massive credit-card breach
2006-08-03
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Anonymous (1 replies)

The answer is simple. It is also a common excuse. If there is no incidence, we could still not improve. How many people are willing to pay for regular body checkup frequently especially for those system related?
We need time to change their view, however, it is not far away, because incidence will continuously come out if we just put it away.
Again, Incidence never waits for our complete preparation.
In addition, as a customer, we should avoid excessive applications of credit cards and use some low-limit credit cards for online transaction. Do not disclose it in the mail and check up there is any SSL connection enabled during the e-Transaction. In addition, don't just throw the card bill to the bin, shred it out.
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