Visa has issued a warning about paying at the pump:
https://twocents.lifehacker.com/another-reason-to-not-pay-for-gas-at-the-pump-1840458985
If this concerns anyone, you should look at apple pay as an option. I switched to apply pay last year and would be lost without it. I just wave my phone at the pump. As I understand it, the station/pump/skimmer never see my card info
I did not know this. Hmmmm....Yep. Each time a user initiates a transaction a random one-time use code is generated in lieu of transmitting the user's debit or credit card number.
Isn't this the same theory behind a chip card?Yep. Each time a user initiates a transaction a random one-time use code is generated in lieu of transmitting the user's debit or credit card number.
What makes chip cards more secure?
When you insert your card at a chip-enabled terminal, the embedded microchip generates unique, dynamic data for each transaction. This makes it difficult for fraudsters to duplicate your account information, which in turn, can reduce the risk of fraudulent charges on your account.
Isn't this the same theory behind a chip card?
"Do Not Touch" is the scariest thing you can read in Braille.