Merchants Pay for Online Credit Card Fraud
Saturday, June 18th, 2005Online merchants pay higher discount rates to accept credit cards, but they shouldn’t since they bear most of the burden of fraud anyway.
Online merchants pay higher discount rates to accept credit cards, but they shouldn’t since they bear most of the burden of fraud anyway.
CardSystems has allowed 40 million credit card accounts to be compromised due to flagrant violations of the rules for storing account information.
It’s being called the "blue sniper rifle" and it lets someone track your BlueTooth phone or even hack into it.
Google released some more updates to their mapping software.
Google Maps offers Satellite Views
You can now get satellite imagery at Google Maps. Here’s a very green and mountainous aerial view of the Acme Technologies office.
Google Maps excels over MapQuest and Yahoo! Maps by offering real-time scrolling and updates. Unlike the other services which require you to […]
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From the “It’s about time!” department… Moscow’s mayor has pledged to cut funding to the city’s weather forecasting service after a series of failures by the weathermen.