How secure are stores’ self-checkout registers? The Home Depot credit card breach, which affected some 65 million accounts and is considered the largest ever, stemmed from malicious software installed on payment system - Nyssa - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	How secure are stores’ self-checkout registers? The Home Depot credit card breach, which affected some 65 million accounts and is considered the largest ever, stemmed from malicious software installed on payment system Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-12-11 11:43:31 Open Document File Size: 93,70 KB Share Result on Facebook Company Sileo Group / Home Depot / / Event Product Issues / / IndustryTerm information technology system / payment systems / corporate network / security networks / real-time suspicious patterns / integrated circuit payment card systems / retail stores / event management / wireless connection / malicious software / point-of-sale systems / cryptographic algorithms / retail chains / antivirus software / / Organization Federal Trade Commission / Retail Information Sharing & Analysis Center / / Person Jason Glass / John Sileo / / Position cybersecurity keynote speaker and CEO / / Product terminal / / Technology information technology system / antivirus software / integrated circuit / / SocialTag Electronic commerce Security Technology Computer security Data security Point of sale Self checkout Online shopping Cash register Retailing

How secure are stores’ self-checkout registers? The Home Depot credit card breach, which affected some 65 million accounts and is considered the largest ever, stemmed from malicious software installed on payment systemAdd to Reading List