DongA Bank Security
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DongA Bank is the bank used by many of the largest corporations in Vietnam to pay salaries, with over 1.6 million people receiving salaries through DongA Bank as of October 2007. DongA Bank has earned the trust of these corporations to handle salary payments and securely process sensitive personal and financial data due to their strict security measures and systems that protect customer information without human intervention at their highly secure data center.
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In today's world of E-Commerce everything comes online like Music,E-Books, Shopping all most everything is online. If you are using some service or buying things online then you have to pay for that. For that you have to do Net Banking or you have to use Credit card which will do online payment for you. In today's environment when everything is online, the service you are using for E-Payment must be secure and you must protect your banking information like debit card or credit card information from possible threat of hacking. There were lots way to threat like Key logger, Forgery Detection, Phishing, Shoulder surfing. Therefore, we reveal our actual information of Bank and Credit Card then there will be a chance to lose data and same credit card and hackers can use banking information for malicious purpose. In this paper we discuss available E-Payment protocols, examine its advantages and delimitation's and shows that there are steel needs to design a more secure E-Payment protocol. The suggested protocol is based on using hash function and using dynamic or virtual password, which protects your banking or credit card information from possible threat of hacking when doing online transactions.
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The recent batch of mega retailers that have been compromised, including Target, Neiman Marcus and Michaels, has revealed just how vulnerable payment systems are. Even with sophisticated tools, strong security policies, updated regulatory requirements such as PCI v3 and other measures to mitigate these attacks, hackers are still able to compromise the systems by taking advantage of inherent vulnerabilities in payment systems.
In this webcast, payment systems expert Slava Gomzin, author of Hacking Point of Sale: Payment Application Secrets, Threats, and Solutions, will show us how retailers such as Target were compromised, what went wrong, failures in PCI to address all vulnerabilities and how these types of breaches can be prevented in the future.
Webcast participants will also receive a free sample chapter of Slava’s book on “Payment Application Architecture,” which provides a detailed overview of how payment systems work, protocols and their weaknesses.
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- 3. If DongA Bank were a city, it would be the 4th-largest in VN (just smaller than HCM, HN and HP)
- 5. why do they all trust us?
- 6. because we do care about their SECURITY ...and YOURS !
- 11. We process your data
- 12. ...by using the machines
- 13. ...without any human intervention
- 19. Thank You! Any Question?