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Rejoice!!! Scanless PCI is here!

Summary: Why are we still talking about the value of PCI Compliance?  Now we can all get it for free due to a great new product!

Nathan McFeters

By Nathan McFeters for Zero Day |

Why are we still talking about the value of PCI Compliance?  Now we can all get it for free due to a great new product!  It’s called Scanless PCI.  The premise is pretty simple, go to the website, grab the code, throw it on your website and poof. You’re PCI certified. No fuss, no muss.

Go get it today!

-Nate

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  • Why is no one talking about Hannaford?

    I have been surprised that no one at ZDNet has been covering the data theft at Hannaford...Maybe 4 million credit card numbers is'nt that unusual these days. And Hannaford was supposedly Certified PCI Compliant!!!!!
    http://bangornews.com/news/t/news.aspx?articleid=162267&zoneid=500
    jimbo2
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  • RE: Rejoice!!! Scanless PCI is here!

    Well, I guess I sort of am in an indirect fashion. PCI is a joke... it's a scam.

    This is actually an April Fool's Day prank, there is no ScanlessPCI.

    -Nate
    nmcfeters
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    • Well that's no fun

      I had more fun looking for a Three Channel IDE Cable.
      nucrash
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      • Haha

        It's not about you having fun, it's about me having fun nucrash!

        -Nate
        nmcfeters
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  • RE: Rejoice!!! Scanless PCI is here!

    Is this not just a way of registering your web site with a hacker directory saying "please try to hack me" ?
    sverm@...
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    • It's an April Fools day joke

      Sorry, but I had to, the mood was too tense with all the debates in the Pwn2Own articles.

      -Nate
      nmcfeters
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