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Martin Rupp (guest): 10. February 2023
The “Four Corners” model, also called the “Four Party Scheme”, is utilized in almost all standard card payment systems across the globe. Here, we...
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Martin Rupp (guest): 26. January 2023
EMV Personalization is a process used to get card data into cards, mobile phones, and wearables. The process includes a variety of complicated...
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Martin Rupp (guest): 20. December 2022
Here we explain why additional security mechanisms, beyond the mobile OS security features, are needed to protect mobile banking applications from...
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Martin Rupp (guest): 02. December 2022
As the use of mobile phones for mobile banking and payment applications increases, corresponding security threats are increasing as well. The...
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Martin Rupp (guest): 01. December 2022
Among all the various key block formats, the TR-34 format is undoubtedly one of the most sophisticated. The TR-34 norm is an implementation of the...
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Martin Rupp (guest): 05. November 2022
This article proposes a few answers to a series of frequently asked questions (FAQs) about key blocks and their use with PCI.
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Martin Rupp (guest): 19. October 2022
In the “four corner model”, acquirers are apparently the less active party as their role seems ‘only’ to forward the transaction flow originating...
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Martin Rupp (guest): 25. September 2022
Merchants are one of the corners of the ‘four corner’ model in the payment world. In what follows, we will explain some of the security mechanisms...
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Martin Rupp (guest): 22. September 2022
An issuer is one of the corners in the ‘four corner’ model. An issuer is a financial organization (e.g. a bank) that produces payment cards and...
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