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Credit Card Chips Can Fall Out, Posing A Security Risk

>The I-Team uncovered a security problem with the chips added to credit and debit cards to keep consumers safer - they can fall out and put you at risk.

>The chips in credit and debit cards protect consumers from hackers, but the same technology could make you a victim of fraud. The chips can physically fall out of the cards and be used by criminals.

>Chip transactions take longer, but they make it harder for hackers to steal your account information stored on that plastic.

>"It's my security, I value my security," said Oliver Medina, consumer.

>But not many people know the chip in your card can fall out.

>"We certainly didn't know about it," said Sylvia Corona, consumer.

>"That's unbelievable. At the end of the day things are supposed to be more and more secure," said Frank Fortunato, consumer.

>"It's concerning, that shouldn't happen," Medina said.

>"They are on there pretty good, but a lot of wear and tear can cause issues with the underlying glue," said Shawn Kanady of Trustwave.

https://www.newsmediawatchdog.com/single-post/2017/08/08/Credit-Card-Chips-Can-Fall-Out-Posing-A-Security-Risk

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