Bank cards expose data; phone payments safer

The article reveals the "Apple Pay" technology and mobile payment services, which offer an additional layer of security to protect bank card data from theft and fraud. This technology relies on encrypting card data within the phone and generating a virtual number linked to the bank, thus safeguarding the real data and preventing unauthorized use. Mobile payment services are considered more secure than plastic cards, especially since they are protected by security technologies such as fingerprint or facial recognition. They can also reduce the risks of data theft through hacks or unauthorized access. Although some vulnerabilities have been identified, the threats remain lower compared to the risk of data theft from traditional cards or store system breaches.

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