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Heartland Completes First Step in End-to-End Encryption
From: InfoSec News <alerts () infosecnews org>
Date: Thu, 2 Jul 2009 07:50:10 -0500 (CDT)
http://www.cutimes.com/News/2009/6/Pages/Heartland-Completes-First-Step-in-EndtoEnd-Encryption-.aspx
By David Morrison
Credit Union Times
6/30/2009
Heartland Payment Systems, the card processor whose 2008 security breach
may have compromised the most card data ever, announced it has completed
the first step in developing end-to-end encryption.
Since Heartland experienced its breach, which is still the subject of
litigation, the company has been aggressive in developing end-to-end
encryption protocol.
The first step transmitted the most highly encrypted card data from a
point-of-sale terminal the company developed through to its card
processing platform.
"Yesterday's transactions involved a Texas-based merchant and multiple
credit card, prepaid and signature debit card transactions testing each
of the major card brands," explained Heartland CEO Robert Carr.
[...]
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