October 9, 2018
The magnetic strip is one of the most vulnerable parts of a credit card. That is at least partially why chip technology has been introduced that makes the magnetic strip a thing of the past. Unfortunately they are still present […]
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Nearly everyone in today’s world has used the world wide web for something. Your using it right now to read this after all. We use it every day to get email, check sports scores, keep up with our friends, or […]