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I'm not sure how they figure that. How would having a having the Chip and Pin have prevented the data from being stolen? How does them encrypting the data they

I'm not sure how they figure that. How would having a having the Chip and Pin have prevented the data from being stolen? How does them encrypting the data they send relate to the cards? Those seems like separate issues. With regards to online use, I'll say I'm not familiar with how Chip and Pin really works, but presumably they have some guard for online use, right? Or is that just wide open still?

wglb 12y ago
With online use, the chip does not come into play. How would having a having the Chip and Pin have prevented the data from being stolen? It does not. The "Chip and Pin" argument is brought up each time this sort of retail breach happens, like a reflex.