33 thoughts on “ Loopholes in Verified by Visa & SecureCode ” Steve December 2, 2011. Thanks Brian, this post is a perfect break-room coffee-table item. Makes me think that they should buddy ...

For nearly two years Wells Fargo & Co.'s merchant acquiring business shied away from offering Verified by Visa because of what it saw as growing pains in the product, first introduced in 2001. But on ...

The protocol underlying Verified by Visa, as well competitor MasterCard's SecureCode service, is 3-D Secure (3DS). The protocol is implemented as an iframe pop-up box, said Anderson.

Visa Inc. plans to phase out static passwords used with its Verified by Visa e-commerce fraud-control service beginning in April 2018. Visa’s announcement precedes even more changes coming to Verified ...

Verified by Visa is available to all Visa issuers, and many of them, including J.P. Morgan Chase & Co., Bank One Corp.’s First USA, and Bank of America Corp., offer it. Cardholders simply register ...

"The Visa website spells this out in a simple graphic (though there have been some interesting problems with the way the system works)", it added. According to Webroot, in the Verified by Visa ...

Visa's brand may be as strong as ever but Verified by Visa is proving to be a significant choke point. Most seem to think they don't care. ... Verified by Visa - vilified but still alive and kicking.

Visa is heavily pushing its 3-D Secure technology, an XML-based protocol invented by the company for online credit card transactions. Online merchants can implement 3-D Secure, which is hosted by ...

Visa EU has launched its new Verified by Visa Issuer Service (VbVIS) to enable issuing banks to implement Visa's secure online payment authentication service without the expense of developing ...

The Verified by Visa service, which requires cardholders to punch in a secret PIN when paying for goods over ther Internet, is delivered by TSYS and powered by Cyota's SecureSuite.