Hacker Outsmarts Kinko’s ExpressPay Cards

02 Mar 2006

A security hole in a common technology used to manage prepaid store cards could let malicious hackers and other criminal groups bilk FedEx Kinko’s stores, according to a recently published report. ExpressPay is a system developed by EnTrac Technologies, of Toronto. The system uses smart cards from Infineon, but does not secure data on the cards. Full Story

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