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Card fraud up by a quarter to £535m

Apacs figures make depressing reading for online shoppers Read more

Mar 12, 2008

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Brits lose £120m to foreign card fraud

Brits lose £120m to foreign card fraud

Chip and PIN dodging Read more

Oct 1, 2008

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Chip and PIN for ID cards: Not such a sharp idea?

Hackers PINing after your details Read more

Apr 15, 2009

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Chip and PIN leads to fall in UK card fraud

But online fraud and phishing losses rise... Read more

Mar 7, 2006

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Chip and PIN on 98 per cent of UK tills

Only one in 50 shops not using it... Read more

Feb 15, 2007

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Chip and PIN security warning for retailers

Apacs tells shops to get wise to fraudsters... Read more

Sep 6, 2007

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Online banking fraud plummets

But overseas card fraud is growing, says Apacs Read more

Oct 4, 2007

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Chip and PIN credited for £36m drop in card fraud

Down almost a third on last year... Read more

Oct 10, 2005

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Chip and PIN rollout '95 per cent complete'

Chip and PIN rollout '95 per cent complete'

But one in 20 cash tills still to be upgraded... Read more

Nov 27, 2006

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'Tamper-proof' chip and PIN terminals hacked

'Tamper-proof' chip and PIN terminals hacked

Cambridge University researchers steal PIN numbers and card details Read more

Feb 27, 2008

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