Publication Details

PIN (&Chip) or signature - beating or cheating?

CVRČEK, D.; MATYÁŠ, V. PIN (&Chip) or signature - beating or cheating?. SPW 05 Proceedings - The System Likes You and Wants To Be Your Friend. Berlin: University of Hertfordshire, 2005. p. 10-14.

Czech title

PIN (&Chip) or signature - beating or cheating?

Type

conference paper

Language

English

Authors

Cvrček Daniel, doc. Ing., Ph.D.
Matyáš Václav, Dr. (CM-SFE)

Keywords

CHIP & PIN, payment card, couterfeit, security, payment authorisation

Abstract

Many discussions of the ongoing introduction of the Chip \& PIN ``technology'' for purchase authorisation -- and hopefully also authorised cardholder authentication -- end up with a declaration that the new means obviously are -- or are not -- easier to circumvent for an opportunistic thief. We see this opportunistic thief as an individual or a small group of loosely organised individuals that do not have any special hardware for card analysis, cloning, etc. And it is the opportunistic thief where we focus in the experiment proposed farther below.

Published

2005

Pages

10–14

Proceedings

SPW 05 Proceedings - The System Likes You and Wants To Be Your Friend

Publisher

University of Hertfordshire

Place

Berlin

BibTeX

@inproceedings{BUT21449,
  author="Daniel {Cvrček} and Václav {Matyáš}",
  title="PIN (&Chip) or signature - beating or cheating?",
  booktitle="SPW 05 Proceedings - The System Likes You and Wants To Be Your Friend",
  year="2005",
  pages="10--14",
  publisher="University of Hertfordshire",
  address="Berlin"
}