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Credit card fraud soars by 14% as criminals find ways to hack 'secure' chip and pin

Credit card fraud soars by 14% as criminals find ways to hack 'secure' chip and pin
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Credit card fraud soars by 14% as criminals find ways to hack 'secure' chip and pin | Mail Online .newsnews .masthead { background-image:url(http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/channelheaders/news_masthead.gif); } var ANDDebugOn = false; Skip to main navigation Skip to main content Skip to search adverts.addToArray('superBanner','AAMSZ=468x60'); news Home     News Sport TV&Showbiz Femail Health Science&Tech Money Debate Coffee Break Property Motoring Travel News Home World news Headlines Pictures Most read News Board Horoscopes My Stories Logout Login Find a Job Dating Wine E-Editions Feedback Thursday, Mar 19 2009 This Morning  13°C   This Afternoon 15°C   5-Day Forecast DM.has("lightBox"); Credit card fraud soars by 14% as criminals find ways to hack 'secure' chip and pin By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 11:13 AM on 19th March 2009 Comments (-) Add to My Stories Fraud increase: Criminal gangs have found more ways to bypass chip and pin technolog

• Credit card fraud soars by 14% as criminals find ways to hack 'secure' chip and pin
  Credit card fraud soars by 14% as criminals find ways to hack 'secure' chip and pin
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