There's been a lot of hype regarding contactless RFID cards and their security, or lack thereof.  My last post, entitled WarDriving 101 ...

Earlier this week the DoJ busted the international hacking ring behind the TJMax data breach. The method used to "break-in" was si...

Credit and Debit card Skimming is becoming all the more commonplace. Fortunately for us, law enforcement is becoming more and more diligent....

iCongo, Inc., a leading developer of e-business systems and software, today released the results of a consumer survey conducted on their beh...

I gotta kick-outta this one...let's cut to the Chase... In May, the Federal Reserve and other regulators proposed steps to end what the...

Eleven Indictments in 40 Million Card TJ Max Data Breach The US Department of Justice has announced that "eleven perpetrators allegedly...

Online retailers in the UK are benefiting from the wide use of English in the online world, says a new report from payment processor Pago e...

Trend seems to be developing "everywhere" A leading Irish ecommerce firm has predicted that the number of consumers shopping onlin...

BY JACK G. HARDY Q: I've been told that Internet retailers are growing faster than traditional ''bricks and mortar'' st...

Here's followup to a posting made to the HomeATM blog last May: " Supermarket ATM/Reader Rigged with Illicit Scanner "  regard...

From CardData.com The nation's top three general purpose credit card issuers, who collectively control nearly 60% of the U.S. card marke...

Online merchants in France took in €1billion ($1.71 billion) during Q2 2008, according to the Association pour le commerce et les services e...