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Fraud Everywhere
21.Aug.08 | 4 Comments
Here’s an odd little fraud tidbit that has freaked me out a bit.
Earlier today I received a couple blog comments from a name I didn’t recognize. The message he left in those comments definitely caught my attention though!
Check the Washington Post article on web fraud. There’s a screen capture with a paypal account information for [...]
PayPal Security and OpenID Integration
04.Aug.07 | 7 Comments
A few days ago I was pondering the notion of using this fancy PayPal Security key in the OpenID world. David left a great comment pointing that this can already be done with VeriSign Labs.
Check out VeriSign Labs Personal Identity Provider (beta) site, this is some pretty cool stuff:
VeriSign’s Personal Identity Provider (PIP) is [...]
The Key to (PayPal) Security
31.Jul.07 | 11 Comments
Exactly nine days after I ordered it, I’m pleased to say that I received my PayPal Security Key today. I was about to take a picture of it, then I realized it looks exactly like the picture of it…
Go figure.
I hadn’t realized that this can be used for both my PayPal and eBay accounts. Makes [...]
PayPal Security Key
22.Jul.07 | 14 Comments
Have you seen the PayPal Security Key yet? Steve Gibson mentioned it in a recent Security Now podcast — I don’t know how long this has been an option, but for $5 I’m definitely going to order one.
Why should I use the PayPal Security Key?
Because it gives you an extra layer of security when [...]
Google Checkout Launched
29.Jun.06 | Leave a Comment
Google Checkout, apparently after the PayPal scene, is live. Take the tour for more info.
Google Blog’s announcement here.
[via Slashdot]
