Plint & Partners, designers and manufacturers of university and researchequipment for worldwide consumption, have launched the TQM 9000 OperationsManagement Training System, which has been developed to simulate productionprocess management operations and incorporates the Star Micronics "Visual Card"reader/writer system.
At the core of the TQM 9000 is the Star Micronics Visual Card system. Thiscomprises a reader/writer and plastic magnetic swipe cards, resembling loyaltyor credit cards. Each card contains a magnetic stripe to the reverse for uniqueidentification and a display panel to the front which can be re-written up to10,000 times. Cards are used to represent components within the process, withthe panel being updated to display the status of products being produced duringthe simulation. As the Star card passes through the different stages of thesystem, the panel is updated to display the product name, quantity, works order,number and condition, for example. The Star reader/writer systems utilizedwithin the TQM 9000 are located at the "goods in" and "despatch" stations.
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If it's an e-card as an attachment, don't open the attachment if you don't know the sender. Be careful not to click on any links that say, "View the e-card". Doing either of these could download malware to your computer.
Facebook has false giveaway contests and gifts, and Twitter has more spam than ever. One Skype email scam (it looks real but it's not) informs you that you have a call waiting. Click the link in the email and you will be taken to a site to download software full of adware or even worse, malicious code that can listen in on your conversations.
How does it work? Scammers will put a small device on an ATM or gas pump card reader (it fits on top of the real card reader so you can't tell it's fake unless you look for it) that will "skim" the magnetic tape to capture your PIN. This gives the scammer enough information to go shopping online or make an imitation card.
What to Do: When you're at the ATM or getting gas and go to put in your card, examine the card reader. If it looks at all different, reach out and shake or pull on it. It may pop right off. Take a quick glance at your card when you take it out of the reader. You might see glue around the edges of the card. Report it to the bank or proprietor if it's at all suspicious.
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If I don't use my credit or debit card on the Internet, how does the data get stolen? Attackers can steal data by planting a skimming device that reads the magnetic-stripe data from the card when a user slides it through a payment card reader at a register or using a skimmer on an ATM machine combined with a video camera that records the PIN when someone is making a transaction. The magnetic-stripe data includes name, credit card number, and expiration date. 2ff7e9595c
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