Thursday, June 27, 2013

Banks ask users of six ‘skimmed’ ATMs to immediately change PIN

 The cardholders who recently transacted at the six city ATM kiosks targeted in a skimming fraud are being asked to change their PIN as a precaution. The National Payments Corporation of India—which provides the backbone system that networks all ATMs—has given banks the details of the cards that were used in the six ATMs during the period they were compromised. Cardholders have been asked to change their PIN immediately to thwart bids to misuse the stolen data. The PIN is essential for transacting on the web and at ATMs.............. 

Read - TOI Mumbai Edition page 5

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