[David Cranor] has found a way to fool a magnetic stripe reader using a hand-wound electromagnet and an iPod. The data on a card is read and stored on a computer, then encoded as a WAV file using ...

We’re now all used to near-limitless storage on flash and other semiconductor technologies, but there was a time when persistent storage was considerably less easy to achieve. A 1970s ...

Utilises flexible and versatile card reader technology Supports high and low coercivity cards encoded on Track 2 Gives option of using cards that have been magnetically encoded for other applications ...

The RM Magnetic Stripe reader utilizes flexible and versatile card reader technology. The readers support high and low coercivity cards encoded on track 2. The RM Magnetic Stripe reader gives you the ...

Magnetic stripe credit cards carry a high risk of fraud through skimmers that criminals add to card readers at ATMs, retail ...

EMV chip cards have grown exponentially and legacy magnetic stripe cards will soon be nearly gone. Your complimentary guest ...

unlike magnetic stripe cards that use the same code every time. Can I still use my chip card at places that don’t have chip readers? Yes, you can still use your chip card at places without chip ...

A small length of magnetic tape adhered to credit cards, badges, permits, passes and tokens. The tape is read by magnetic stripe readers incorporated into ATMs, identification readers and payment ...