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Problem Characteristics |
- Currently credit cards and credit card information can be stolen and or
used by unauthorized persons
- The current methods by which credit card transactions are verified online
provide little protection against internet fraud
- Point of sales purchases involving credit cards are subject to security
flaws that allow for fraud in various ways
- Many times, on site credit card purchases rely on the judgment and
consistency of the cashier for validating authorized credit card usage
- Some means by which credit card companies have tried to prevent fraud
consist of passwords and pin numbers that the card holder is required to
remember and can be forgotten
- Methods and technology currently implemented to protect against credit
card fraud are not easily expandable
- The incurred cost of technologies that prevent against fraud can be
expensive to the credit card companies, their card holders or both
- Many of the imposed technologies that are in place to prevent credit card
fraud lack ease of use.