World War II Nazi tech may lead to ultra-secure bank cards
Second World War cipher technology – such those behind Nazi military coding machines – may help develop next-generation ultra-secure credit and debit cards, scientists say. New cards will include a device that generates new numbers for transactions, replacing existing three-digit CVV security number. Inventors David Taylor and George French have…
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