> There is only one way to get around this right now, and that is to use
> Visa's 3d Secure, which requires the user to basically log into a Visa
> authorized site, and provide more information. MasterCard has something
> called SecuriCode (I think?) which is supposed to be deployed later this
> year around the globe, and is basically the same thing.
>
> Look, the "Card Verification Codes" (CVC/CVV/CVV2) don't do jack. It was
> a BS marketing ploy by MasterCard in the mid 90s to create an illusion
> of security. All it does is extend the card number by 3 or 4 random
> digits. The solution to this isn't an account/pin solution (which is
> what a CVC really is) but a fully qualified challenge/response
> mechanism. Otherwise, CVC codes just become databased like anything
> else.
[DC]
My thoughts exactly.
Cheers,
Dean
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