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Card pin hit cancel and go through it the credit card processing at least the credit card companies can protect you, right? >> well, with the debit card you still don't get the same protection as a true credit card. however though, because you are not using your pin, you do -- they are not getting your pin data, they could still take your credit card data. the electronic funds transfer act still limits your liability to $50. but it's going to take you a long time to get the money your money out of the account where if you use a true credit card you are using somebody else's money which is the ...
After denying it at first, target says, yes, hackers did get your p.i.n. data. what experts recommend to do to protect yourself. people stuck in antarctica are anxiously awaiting help, their ship stuck in ice. now the rescue ship is also struggling with the ice. and a combat veteran might be most popular employee at the pentagon. she also has a critical job there. we take you to washington for emmy's story. all right. we start with a frightening new development in that target credit card breach. target now says hackers did steal customers' p.i.n. data. but the retail giant says those p.i.n...
Target customers are even more on edge after a new update that hackers did, indeed, steal pin data in a massive credit card breach. the retailer initially said it didn't happen. alexandra field live from new york. what is the latest? >> reporter: so many concerns for consumers, not just the 40 million who were hacked but also for all of us, reminding us our information can be very vulnerable. at the same time, target stores are trying to reassure customers saying that the pin data that is stolen is secure and safe. they say the data was scrambled and can't be deciphered. here's the statement f...
Target has confirmed that its customers' pin data was also stolen. that's a turn-around from what the company said yesterday that there were no indications that pin data had been stolen. in a statement today, target said the data was strongly encrypted and, quote, the most important thing for our guests to know is that their debit card accounts have not been compromised. the ceo of trusted sec and a white hat hacker. how secure are those encryption numbers? >> well, the encryption itself is actually an industry grade standard. they use something called triple, which allows it to be protected. ...