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Well, what you can do is notify the card issuer about those cards that went through, so they can mark them as stolen. That surely will make the hacker really ha
by shaky-carrousel 7mo ago
Well, what you can do is notify the card issuer about those cards that went through, so they can mark them as stolen. That surely will make the hacker really happy, and discourage them of doing it again :)
- gregoriol 7mo agoSo you mean you are keeping full card numbers somewhere in your logs to... fix some potential security issue...?
- butvacuum 7mo ago>Hey mr processor, the cards for transaction numbers x...y are stolen.
- dylan604 7mo agoI'm assuming there were transaction IDs provided that can be given to the processor. If they can't do anything with the IDs, then that's a pretty broken system.
- shaky-carrousel 7mo agoIf you are the processor, yes, I guess. If you aren't, then you can provide the transaction ID to the processor and let it handle that part.
- nerdsniper 7mo agoPretty sure this goes against PCI DDS requirements to not store CC numbers.