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Re: How to design a "customer" TABLE which hold credit card infos and other payments?

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Am 2008-11-07 17:22:22, schrieb Andrei Kovalevski:
> Try to avoid storing any card and card holder info, and you definitely 
> shouldn't keep in DB the whole data required to authorize transaction. 
> Just take in mind how dangerous this info could be in case of security leak.

Yeah, at the German telecom there have peoples stolen 12 million records...
OK, not Credit Card infos, but personal customer data.

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    Michelle Konzack
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