Chip-and-pin payment cards can be cloned using Prilex malware
UK adopted chip and PIN cards in 2004, but criminals are now trying to break down the security barriers
Kaspersky Lab finds that criminals can bypass certain security checks using a number of techniques
Cyber criminals have developed a way to steal card data and successfully clone supposedly secure chip-and-pin cards. While the UK adopted chip-and-pin cards in 2004, the US has only recently shifted...
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