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Off all of this - the act of placing an ecommerce order from EC2 (or from any hosting VPS/server for that matter) should trigger manual review. This could cut

by gesman 11y ago

Off all of this - the act of placing an ecommerce order from EC2 (or from any hosting VPS/server for that matter) should trigger manual review. This could cut fraud drastically - that is if merchant has any clues about security.

gesman 11y ago
And besides why credit card companies are not implementing super cheap and working security method - two factor auth-ORIZATION? Send me SMS or email saying: "Your card just been used to buy X for $N at Y. Click here if you think it's not authorized". Or more proactive: "... click here to confirm" - this way IP of email click could be used additionally to detect possible phishing victim. This could cut the fraud drastically and allows to catch a few fraudsters while still "warm". Way cheaper, simpler and more efficient then struggling with EMV.
- iak8god 11y ago
  For every transaction? I'd end up ignoring them and then miss the fraudulent ones anyway.
- tw04 11y ago
  They do. I get an email anytime a purchase is made on my AMEX without the card being present (no swipe). I could have it for ANY transaction but I don't feel the need.