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credit card and debit cardNow this is called Web genius or hacking . But still he is a thief . Yep i am talking about  the recent theft identity involving Bank that rocked US.

Gonzales, 28, and two unnamed Russian co-conspirators hacked into the payment systems of retailers, including the 7-Eleven chain. and stole 130 million credit card and Debit card numbers.

Its a shame though for cops, not detecting the thieves earlier. All I can say is there is a flaw in the maintanence system that the Banks adopt. The method that the US theft used was simple “SQL Injection Attack”

The authorities should have foreseen it. Who knows how many people lost their money ????

Prosecutors say  If convicted, Mr Gonzales faces up to 20 years in jail for wire fraud and five years for conspiracy.

He would also have to pay a fine of $250,000 (£150,000) for each of the two charges

His corporate victims included Heartland Payment Systems – a card payment processor, convenience store 7-Eleven and Hannaford Brothers, a supermarket chain, the DOJ said.

According to the indictment, the group researched the credit and debit card systems used by their victims, attacked their networks and sent the data to computer servers they operated in California, Illinois, Latvia, the Netherlands and Ukraine.

The data could then be sold on, enabling others to make fraudulent purchases, it said.

credit cardRegister your Credit Card with your Bank or else your online payment will not be accepted from 1 st August 2009.

In order to make online transactions Safe & Secure, Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has passed a new mandate with effect from 1st August 2009, wherein online credit card based transactions will include a new verification process. From the 1st of August 2009, every time you make an online payment, you will be directed to your bank’s website where you will be asked to enter an additional password as an extra level of authentication.

So register with your bank before the 1st of August to continue your online transactions.

What is process of getting this ‘Extra Password’?

To get an ‘extra password’, log on to your bank’s website and complete the registration process. On completion you will be given an extra password that will have to be used whenever you purchase anything online with your credit card. Different banks have different kinds of processes for registration. So we request you to contact your bank.

When will I have to provide the ‘extra password’ that I receive?

When you provide details of your credit card while purchasing products online from ClickJobs.com or any other website, you will be directed to your banks website, where you will be asked to provide your Verified by Visa (VBV) / MasterCard SecureCode (MSC) password. After entering the password you will be directed back to ClickJobs.com to complete your entire payment process.

Is the procedure the same for all credit cards?

Different banks have different kinds of processes for registration. So we request you to contact your bank. However in case of an American Express card you will have be asked to provide your billing address on the payment page, which will be verified by the bank. This technology is called Address Verification System or AVS. So ensure that you remember your billing address correctly, since with AVS your transaction will be cancelled in case your addresses do not match.

CTRL+C Shortcut to get Hacked!

Posted by Tommy On July - 24 - 2009ADD COMMENTS
Dangerous CTRL+C

Dangerous CTRL+C

Oh yea, just using Ctrl+C shortcut to copy any sensitve information can put you at risk! With the combined help of Javascript and ASP or any server side programming languages the data from your clipboard can be sent through the web to a hacker. And we all surf with our javascripts enabled as majority of sites require javascript to be enabled in order to function properly. Hope that you haven’t copied a credit card number recently before surfing! I surely have done that mistake. But so far I didn’t have any problems.

Thinking that I am just lying or over-reacting  ?

here try this, visit http://www.sourcecodesworld.com/special/clipboard.asp

So, how do you fix this problem ?

Simple! just follow these steps:

1. Go to Internet Explorer’s options under tools.

2. Click the Security Tab.

3. Click Custom level.

4. Look for “Allow Programmatic Clipboard Access” under “Scripting”.

5. Disable it.

I am currently using Google Chrome and it doesn’t seems to have this issue. Looks like by default its fixed. I am pretty sure Firefox has also fixed this issue, anyway you guys can check it.

Stay Safe!