Brian Dunning wrote:
Source for these statistics?
I pulled them from the MYASS database.
priceless
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Source for these statistics?
I pulled them from the MYASS database.
Now that's priceless. Thanks Brian, you've made my day!
I wish I could take credit. Many versions of this have gone around, but
here's one:
http://www.crapco.com/badads/myass.html
So much for my earlier post about keeping this t
Brian Dunning wrote:
Source for these statistics?
I pulled them from the MYASS database.
Now that's priceless. Thanks Brian, you've made my day!
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Brandon Thompson wrote:
> WowI was hoping someone would respond with a little balance to that
> reactionary doomsday speech. Don't get me wrong...those are some very
> valid
> points that need to be considered, but my gosh...
I'd rather frighten away somebody from storing CCs insecurely than
Brian Dunning wrote:
> I agree with this. There is way too much paranoia about credit cards
> online. 99% of stolen credit card numbers are acquired by phishing and
> the other 1% by uncrumpling receipts out of a wastebasket. There's no
> longer any reason to go to the trouble of trying to crack en
It depends on the exact situation, but a lot of times the vendors that
process a fraudulent credit card purchase end up eating that loss.
I can testify to this by experience. I ate $10,000 on one run of
phished transactions.
the other 1% by uncrumpling receipts out of a wastebasket. There's no
Brian Dunning wrote:
It's FAR less dangerous to implement
what you are suggesting than it is to simply pay for your dinner with a
credit card.
I agree with this. There is way too much paranoia about credit cards
online. 99% of stolen credit card numbers are acquired by phishing and
It depends on
It's FAR less dangerous to implement
what you are suggesting than it is to simply pay for your dinner with a
credit card.
I agree with this. There is way too much paranoia about credit cards
online. 99% of stolen credit card numbers are acquired by phishing and
the other 1% by uncrumpling receipt
The SIMPLEST way to do this is to charge their credit card with a
recurring charge when they sign up, and then just THROW AWAY their
credit
card number.
Your credit card processing vendor then has to remember their credit
card
number, not you.
I agree. This is the way I've worked for years, and i
hing as precious as your credit rating.
Hope this helps
Brandon
> -Original Message-
> From: Richard Lynch [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, February 02, 2005 1:34 PM
> To: Angelo Zanetti
> Cc: php-general@lists.php.net
> Subject: Re: [PHP] Credit card storing
Angelo Zanetti wrote:
> thanks for the info. With regard to the setup it will be something more
> or less like this:
DON'T DO IT!!!
> I want to generate my own keypair. The private key I keep secure,
> offline,
> on the machine that does the admin (charging, refunds etc). The public
>
> key is
On Wed, 02 Feb 2005 01:24:18 -0500, Angelo Zanetti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Does this setup sound secure enough and a solution that can work?
> What kind of encryption should I be using?
>
> Point out any areas where you think I might be missing something or
> going wrong.
Take Richard's a
HI Richard,
thanks for the info. With regard to the setup it will be something more
or less like this:
I want to generate my own keypair. The private key I keep secure,
offline,
on the machine that does the admin (charging, refunds etc). The public
key is used on the server to encrypt card d
Angelo Zanetti wrote:
> this might be slightly OT but I know that the list has quite a
> knowledgable crowd =) So here is my situation:
>
> I have a client who I have developed a site for in PHP it provides
> various models for shares forecasts, the way it works is that people
> register for free (
HI all.
this might be slightly OT but I know that the list has quite a
knowledgable crowd =) So here is my situation:
I have a client who I have developed a site for in PHP it provides
various models for shares forecasts, the way it works is that people
register for free (with their credit card d
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