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6 Arrested In Credit, Debit Card Racket In Maharashtra: Police
As many as six persons were arrested in Maharashtra's Thane district for allegedly stealing credit and debit card data of people and using the information to book flight tickets and rooms in five-star hotels and selling them at cheaper rates.
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Weak US card security made Target store susceptible
The U.S. is the juiciest target for hackers hunting credit card information and experts say incidents like the recent data theft at Target's stores will get worse before they get better.
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Sony offers ID theft protection to customers
Sony Corp. is is hoping to ease concerns by offering free identity theft protection to affected customers after the PlayStation Network breach
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Bank, credit card details of UK customers sold in India: Report
A sting operation conducted by The Sun shows how bank and credit card details of British customers held in call centres in India are allegedly being sold for small amounts of money.Here's the report by The Sun:"NDTV cannot vouch for the authenticity of this sting"
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6 Arrested In Credit, Debit Card Racket In Maharashtra: Police
As many as six persons were arrested in Maharashtra's Thane district for allegedly stealing credit and debit card data of people and using the information to book flight tickets and rooms in five-star hotels and selling them at cheaper rates.
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Weak US card security made Target store susceptible
The U.S. is the juiciest target for hackers hunting credit card information and experts say incidents like the recent data theft at Target's stores will get worse before they get better.
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Sony offers ID theft protection to customers
Sony Corp. is is hoping to ease concerns by offering free identity theft protection to affected customers after the PlayStation Network breach
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Bank, credit card details of UK customers sold in India: Report
A sting operation conducted by The Sun shows how bank and credit card details of British customers held in call centres in India are allegedly being sold for small amounts of money.Here's the report by The Sun:"NDTV cannot vouch for the authenticity of this sting"
