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Your bank know. let your credit card company know so they can take care of it for you. >> and okay, you're saying all these things. in addition, check your credit report as well, which people don't think all that often necessarily. all those things for defensive shopping. yet, it still happens. is there anything else people can do? do you think there will be something implemented in the near future that you can say, okay, consumers, do this. >> i think ultimately, in this situation, there was nothing a consumer could do. this was an attack. this was a very sophisticated attack against a major ...

Rogue software that was planted in those sales devices. one way or another, somebody's got hold of cvv codes that were unencrypted. i think there's a lot we can learn here. >> you know, it's interesting. you were quoted in a northern california paper saying that the reality of these incidents is only going to increase. it's a result of an increasing connectivity of everything we touch. how do we keep this from happening then? >> i think unfortunately, alex, we live in a world and a time where more of our vital infrastructure and systems than ever before are ultimately connected to the internet...

Step. >> i'm curious. you guys there at total defense are probably looking at this and scratching your heads. do we have any idea how this happened? >> you know, it's interesting. i think ultimately the right authority, the secret service and target and some of their consultants are looking into it right now. i think it will be some time before we truly know how it happened. the really surprising thing here is that the cvv code, which is the three-digit code on the back of the credit card, was compromised. tens of millions of cvv codes compromi compromised. cvv codes should be encrypted at all...