Restaurant Refuses to Accept Credit Card Fines
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A relatively small $82,000 lawsuit and countersuit between U.S. Bank and a Park City, Utah, restaurant over responsibility for hacked customer data could have big repercussions for credit card giant Visa/Mastercard and its payment card industry (PCI) security rules.
Tags: credit card fraud, data breach, lawsuit, Legal, MasterCard, U.S. Bank, Visa
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Really interesting stuff.
