Friday, June 18, 2010

InComm Partners with Hi-media Payments to Create New Revenue Stream for Merchants



Zeevex to Offer Prepaid Retail Solution and Digital Content Monetization to a Global Payments Provider



News ImageAtlanta (Vocus/PRWEB ) June 17, 2010 -- Zeevex, an InComm company providing open virtual currency and microtransaction thought leadership, has teamed up with Hi-media Payments, a leading provider of micropayment solutions worldwide and the largest provider in Europe and Latin America. Through Hi-media's Allopass payments platform, Zeevex will deliver easy integration to a retail solution encompassing over 31,000 locations. Zeevex will represent the prepaid payment solution in the U.S. for the over 300,000 Allopass merchants worldwide, while offering the opportunity to immediately monetize digital content.





“We are excited to expand the reach of our digital content product suite with a proven leader like Hi-media,” said Brian Parlotto, Senior Vice President of Consumer Products and International. “Through our Zeevex platform, InComm is committed to providing the prepaid option and retail solution for Hi-media, allowing them to expand their distribution and take advantage of our digital content marketing and retail expertise.”



The Allopass payments platform offers multiple micropayment options at online checkouts, giving consumers a quick and easy way to pay for digital goods, content and services. Allopass allows merchants to open up new revenue streams and cater to a broader audience of consumers who want more secure and convenient ways to pay, or do not have access to a bank account or credit card, with a simple one-time integration. As an added benefit, Allopass provides all of these payment systems automatically in one application programming interface (API) now featuring Zeevex as a prepaid option.



“Partnering with InComm represents a key component of opening our payment opportunities offline to a successful prepaid retail distribution network in the U.S.,” said Pooj Preena, CEO, Hi-media USA.



“Combining Zeevex’s easy to integrate retail solution and Digital Locker with the top U.S. retailers and brand products and our dynamic Allopass payments platform represents a big win for us, our merchants and most importantly our merchants’ end-users who now have Zeevex as an additional method of payment in their monetization arsenal.”



Capitalizing on this partnership, merchants have the ability to boost revenues with more paying customers and better conversion rates. With Zeevex, Hi-media gains access to a growing retail solution, with engaging prepaid products at over 31,000 locations, and global expansion opportunities planned later in the year. It also provides an opportunity to avoid fraud or chargebacks, and deliver a safe and secure, COPPA compliant payment solution.



About InComm:

InComm is the industry leading marketer, distributor and technology innovator of stored-value gift and prepaid products using its state-of-the-art point-of-sale transaction technology and payment solutions to revolutionize retail product sales and customer experiences. With nearly $10 billion in retail sales transactions processed in 2009, InComm is the nation’s largest provider of gift cards, prepaid wireless products, reloadable debit cards, digital music downloads, content, games, software and bill payment solutions. InComm partners with consumer brand leaders around the world to provide more than 220,000 retail locations the products and services their customers demand. Since 1992, InComm's patented technologies have made the buying process easier for consumers while streamlining the selling process for product and retail partners. InComm is headquartered in Atlanta, GA with offices in Canada, Japan, Mexico, Puerto Rico, the United Kingdom, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Minnesota, Oregon, and Texas. To learn more about InComm, visit www.incomm.com or call 1.800.352.3084.



About Zeevex:

Founded in 2008, Zeevex provides a leading open virtual currency through the Zeevex Xtreme Game Card, which is sold in over 31,000 U.S. retail locations. The Zeevex Digital Locker allows gamers to manage their virtual lives, while helping brick and mortar retailers, as well as online games, generate new revenue. Zeevex was founded by consumer technology veterans Dean Gebert, Robert Sanders, and Ron Williams, with offices in Atlanta, Georgia and Palo Alto, California. www.zeevex.com/about



About Hi-media Payments:

Hi-media Payments, through its product offering Allopass, is a leading provider of micropayment solutions worldwide with more than eight million transactions processed every month from thousands of merchant customers worldwide. The Allopass payment service offers multiple micropayment options at online checkouts, including billing through mobile phone or premium SMS; credit and debit cards, home phone billing, ISP billing, prepaid cards, and its own electronic wallet. The company’s all-inclusive payment offering enables merchants to monetize in more than 65 countries. For more information visit www.allopass.com



About Hi-media Group

Hi-media, the online media group, is one of the top Internet publishers in the world with more than 50 million unique visitors per month on its proprietary websites. Hi-media is also the leading European player in online advertising and electronic payment. Its business model relies thus on two different sources of revenues: online advertising via its dedicated ad network Hi-media Network and online content monetization via its micropayment platform Allopass.

The group which operates in 9 European countries, USA and Brazil employs more than 500 people and posted in 2009 172 million euros in sales (consolidating AdLINK Media as of 1st of September 2009). Independent since its creation in 1996, the company is listed since 2000 on the Euronext Eurolist Paris (Eurolist B) and is included in the SBF 250, CAC IT and CAC Small 90. ISIN code: FR0000075988. Hi-media qualifies for FCPI as it received the OSEO label of “innovating company”. For more information visit www.hi-media.com.



Allopass, Hi-media, Hi-media Payments and Hi-media stylized logos are registered trademarks of Hi-media Group, Inc. in the United States and other countries. All rights reserved. All other company and product names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders.



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Man-in-the-Browser (MITB) Attacks Targeting Online Banks

Understanding Man-in-the-Browser Attacks Targeting Online Banks - eWeek



A PCI 2.1 PIN Entry Device
and peripheral card reader such as the one
manufactured by HomeATM would eliminate
the threats caused by phishing (nothing to
phish phor) and since the authentication is done
"outside the browser"
a "MITB" threat would also be mitigated...
Malware integrating itself into a victim's Web browser is nothing new. Increasingly however, these man-in-the-browser attacks are being used to successfully bypass authentication mechanisms used by online banking sites, according to a security researcher.  
(Editor's Note:  Kaspersky Labs has called for the mass adoption of peripheral card readers for ALL internet banking users and HomeATM has the ONLY PCI 2.1 Certiified Peripheral PIN Entry Device/card reader designed for eCommerce.)  
Jason Milletary, technical director for malware analysis at SecureWorks, explained banking Trojans like ZeuS, Gozi and SpyEye utilize man-in-the-browser (MITB) techniques to provide cyber-criminals with additional information needed to conduct financial fraud, such as the victim's Web browsing activity and data.
"These types of threats have been technically established for several years," he said.

"The concern is how these types of attacks are potentially being used to attempt to bypass more advanced authentication mechanisms being implemented by online banking sites."


Editor's Note 2:  No matter how "supposedly" advanced an authentication mechanism is, if online banking continues to be conducted "inside the browser" it will be eventually defeated by MITB attacks.  Online banking authentication, and for that matter, ALL financial transactions, MUST be conducted OUTSIDE the browser.

Also see:  Banking's Big Dilemma: How to Stop Cyberheists via Customers PC's


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By Ellen Messmer
In online banking and payments, customers' PCs have become the Achilles' heel of the financial industry as cyber-crooks remotely take control of the computers to make unauthorized funds transfers, often to faraway places.


Read more: http://pindebit.blogspot.com/2010/06/man-in-browser-mitb-attacks-targeting.html#ixzz0rEeaDjsZ

Yet Another Reason Banks Should Call for the Mass Adoption of Peripheral Card Readers for Online Banking

European Banks:  29
American Banks: Zero
During the course of the past year, I have made a huge effort to point out that online banking (the way it is conducted now) is doomed for failure. (see related posts below)  I started with a series I called: "Online Banking is Weak Week."

Bottom line?  Online Banking MUST be done "outside" the browser space.  We've seen the ZeuS, Clampi, URLZone, BlackEnergy2 banking trojans, we've seen lawsuits filed by customers against banks accusing them of lax authentication procedures, we've see keylogging, man in the middle and man in the browser attacks, we've seen billions of phishing attempts, we've seen the head of the FBI swear off online banking, we've been told we need a "dedicated" machine for online banking.  We've seen Avivah state that nothing in the browser can be trusted, I can go on and on... and I will because...




OTP's (One Time Passwords) will be circumvented
by MITB attacks. (and real-time keylogging)
American banks go on and on with their belief they can protect the security of their customers by asking them to type data into boxes in a browser.  (European Banks are trending towards issuing card readers and almost 30 percent (see chart above) of European online banking customers use a card reader)

Either I don't get it or the banks don't.  I'm confident enough to say that if you were to go back through the PIN Debit blog over the past 18 months or so and look at everything I've posted regarding online banking, you will see that I'm not the one who doesn't get it.  (type "online banking security" into the custom search box for proof)

I'm not Nostradamus, but I can tell you this.  Banks would "prophet" from the eradication of all the problems associated with Typing vs. Swiping.

When Kaspersky Labs calls for the mass adoption of peripheral card readers and suggests that banks could be big drivers of this type of hardware, then banks might want to pay more attention.  On the horizon is a new dilemma for online banking security.  



Avivah Litan, distinguished analyst from Gartner Research points out that banks rely on "flash cookies" to identify legitimate users and that's about to change.    Again...Why not use a common sense approach to authenticate legitimate users.  Take your "bank issued" card out of your purse/wallet and swipe it through a PCI certified PIN Entry Device designed for online commerce and securely enter your PIN.  What you have (card) and what you know (PIN) is entered into what the bank owns (the peripheral PED card reader)  


Adobe Flash Player Private Browsing May Force Change in Fraud Fight 


A report from Gartner highlights how the reliance on Flash cookies as an authentication mechanism by online banks may need to change with the release of Adobe Flash Player 10.1. Flash Player's "Private Browsing" feature will make it easier to clear Flash cookies, and e-commerce businesses will need to adjust, some say.


Banks Should Be Big Drivers
of this kind of hardware.  First
they need to admit that they're
in a losing battle with hackers
and must stop with the band-aid
responses to the real threats they face.
When the final version of Adobe Flash Player 10.1 hits desktops later this year, it will bring with it new functionality designed to allow users to automatically clear Flash cookies after a Web session. But while the feature may be lauded in the name of privacy, it may also force online banks to change how they fight fraud.

Flash cookies, also known as LSO (local shared objects), are used by many banks and e-commerce sites to identify legitimate users and block unauthorized or fraudulent access. In a report entitled, "Privacy Collides With Fraud Detection and Crumbles Flash Cookies," Gartner analyst Avivah Litan writes that the practice of using HTTP browser cookies for authentication gained steam roughly three years ago due to guidelines imposed by the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council.

“Most banks responded by implementing stronger authentication that depended in large part on knowing that their online banking customer was logging in from a known PC,” Litan wrote.

“Upon entering a user ID to log into an online banking session, the bank Web server would check for the presence of this cookie…If the bank software could not find the cookie – for example because the user was logging in from a different PC – then the bank software would generally challenge the user with a series of questions that only the legitimate user could presumably answer.”

But a growing desire for privacy led users to delete their browser cookies more often, meaning banks had to find something else to rely on, the report noted. Enter Flash LSOs, which are “basically hidden from casual users who aren’t aware of them and don’t know how to delete them.”

Now that approach could be threatened as well, Litan told eWEEK...<<read more>>


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