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|Link=http://www.ottawacitizen.com/business/Dexter+virus+targets+point+sale+terminals/7702029/story.html www.ottawacitizen.com<br />
|Author=Vito Pilieci<br />
|NomRevue=Ottawa Citizen<br />
|Date=2012-12-28<br />
|Editor=Postmedia Network Inc.<br />
|Year=2012<br />
|Botnet=Dexter<br />
|Abstract=Cyber criminals out to steal credit card data have found a way to insert a computer virus directly into the hand-held point-of-sale terminals used at merchants around the world.<br />
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The virus, dubbed Dexter, represents a new threat for consumers in the heavy Christmas shopping season.<br />
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Until now, getting consumer card information from point-of-sale (POS) terminals has generally been labour-intensive. Criminals have had to steal the units to extract the data, or hide devices designed to read a card’s magnetic stripe on or near the terminals.<br />
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