Increased Automation May Be Key to PIN Security
Source: ATMmarketplace.com
Type: Special Report
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In effort to improve PIN security, EFT networks require their members to use a unique encryption key for each ATM.
While the requirement has been ignored by some ATM owners due to high implementation costs, a movement toward remote key distribution could improve compliance rates.
This special report explores what it takes to unlock this way to less effort and less spending.
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