Infosec Europe 2008
Infosec Europe 2008 Special Report
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01 May 2008, Ian Williams , V3
This year's Infosec Europe takes an in-depth look at the hottest topics in the information security industry, offering practical strategies, solutions and technologies for the smallest company up to the largest enterprise.
Check here for all the latest news, views, videos and podcasts:
- VIDEO: Microsoft Infosec 2008 keynote speech
- VIDEO: Infosec 2008 Round-up
- Transaction monitoring not stopping money laundering
- Surfers wary of using credit cards online
- Security tops government IT agenda
- PODCAST: Consumer confidence; small computing; and science fact
- PODCAST: Iain Thomson talks to Natalya Kaspersky
- IT lawyers missing a trick
- Malware to grow tenfold in 2008
- Jericho Forum publishes security model
- Security pros 'ignoring' their own message
- Rock Phish threat deepens
- Reputation driving information security
- Three-quarters of firms block IM
- McAfee claims world's fastest network security suite
- 2007 online card fraud tops £500m
- Most breaches down to lost or stolen kit
- PODCAST: Iain Thomson reports live from Infosec Europe 2008
- More travel sites blocked than porn sites
- Vendors rapped over sloppy security
- Security community must work together
- UK firms winning security battle
- SafeNet calls for tougher data laws
- VIDEO: Infosec Video Lounge Part 1
- Critical infrastructure open to IT security threats
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Experts
warn of null pointer flaws
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Do you agree?
Banks should exploit KEY and PIN system to combat fraud crimes.
Massive increase in fraud crimes should make the government and banks realise that their data protection and Chip and PIN systems are diverting rather than deterring fraud crimes.
Fake documents have made our signature system unreliable while skimmers and pin-hole cameras etc. have made PIN system unreliable. We have option to make signatures reliable by personalising them with ID stickers and option to use Card Key Code to make PIN system reliable to make use of stolen and skimmed cards meaningless. By ignoring to exploit this system banks are only letting fraud crimes grow.
ID KEY system will eliminate the need for us to protect our personal and card details since fraudsters will be deterred from misusing these stolen details.
Proposed ID KEY can be treated as a reliable international ID card because it will personalise signature and PIN number to only the right individuals in any country.
We hope that the government and banks will appreciate these details and exploit KEY and PIN system before it is too late to stop a fraud boom.
Posted by Roger, 22 Apr 2008