Using a biometric scanner on your credit card makes your transactions more secure, but it might not solve any real issues.

Credit and debit card skimming usually occurs at ATMs, gas stations and stores, according to the FBI. The illegal activity usually involves someone installing an “undetectable device” on or near an ...

Skimming devices can be installed over card readers to record unsuspecting customers’ credit card numbers. Here’s how to spot ...

These readers will require you to swipe the customer’s credit card through the reader to process the payment. EMV Chip Readers EMV chip readers are the next step up and are becoming increasingly ...

The card reader costs $29 for the first one and $79 for each additional reader you need. It’s a chip reader, so you can take contactless credit card payments, Apple Pay, Google Pay and Samsung Pay.

Regular Hackaday readers may recall that a little ... So if you’ve ever wondered what’s inside that machine that was swallowing up your debit card, let’s find out.

Both law enforcement agencies and financial institutions are offering consumers advice for avoiding card skimmers.

Scammers will do anything to cheat people out of their money. The easier the scam, the better. Today, scammers are using faux ...

Tech powers like the U.S. and China are pushing for ever more digital fragmentation. The rest of the world often bears the ...

Apple is using machine learning and Apple Maps to make sure that all of your Apple Card transactions are clearly labeled. If you've opened up a credit card statement and have seen a confusing ...