[LINK] RFI: Contactless Credit Cards in Oz
Roger Clarke
Roger.Clarke at xamax.com.au
Sat Jan 9 09:47:42 AEDT 2010
At 8:24 +1100 9/1/10, Fred Pilcher wrote:
> From today's SMH
>(http://www.smh.com.au/technology/banks-slip-scan-card-into-wallets-20100108-lyvn.html?skin=text-only)
>Banks slip scan card into wallets
>Amy Corderoy
Unfortunately, the banks snowed the reporter, so she took the easy
way out and wrote just another 'good news but ...' story, rather than
the expos'e it might have been.
I'm awaiting answers from the relevant executive at ASIC, and am
trying to nail down the relevant execs and email-addresses at Visa
and MasterCard. (Their web-sites avoid disclosing them). Any leads
appreciated.
The questions are:
- what consultations have taken place with what consumer reps
and advocates?
- what documents are publicly available (or even available on a
limited-distribution basis) that present the risk assessment
from the consumer's perspective, and explain the risk management
measures - at a sufficient level of detail to enable evaluation
This is looking like a trainsmash; but until there are enough facts
on the table it would be hasty to make that judgement.
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Roger Clarke http://www.rogerclarke.com/
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