36% of Singaporeans Face Card Fraud, New Report Reveals

36% of Singaporeans Face Card Fraud, New Report Reveals

ACI Worldwide, a Florida-based payment system firm, has released a study which revealed that more than one third of Singaporeans have faced card fraud since 2014. The statistic demonstrates the seriousness of the underlying vulnerabilities discovered in the security systems of credit card operators and credit card networks. Technically, when a credit card purchase is made either online or at a physical location, the private key of the credit card is retrieved by the processing party. That means, the business or person receiving the credit card payment holds the responsibility of storing....


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