Reply by sigtogo/OR on 12/20/13 2:53pm Msg #496754
additional perspective
That's the wrong question to ask, says Ross Anderson, who has worked on payment technology for almost 30 years and is a professor of security engineering at the University of Cambridge. "Simply blocking off one of the avenues of attacks by fraudsters isn't enough to make fraud vanish," he says." http://www.npr.org/blogs/alltechconsidered/2013/12/19/255558139/outdated-magnetic-strips-how-u-s-credit-card-security-lags
a responder posted the following. don't know if its true but interesting question and valid point if so: "The credit card company makes the same profit on the fraud charges. They shouldn't, and they would fix the security issue in a week"
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