Definition
PIN cashing is a type of fraud in which the use of stolen debit or credit card information allows a thief to gain access to the cardholder’s bank or credit account. Typically, PIN cashing involves the use of an automatic teller machine (ATM) to withdraw funds once the card’s personal identification number (PIN) is known. This version of cybercrime is the result of a data breach during card process
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