Cyber-savvy Estonia said on Thursday it would suspend security certificates for up to 760,000 state-issued electronic ID-cards with faulty chips as of Friday midnight to mitigate the risk of identity theft.
Fraud & Identity Theft
Estonia Blocks Electronic ID Cards Over Identity-Theft Risk
Cyber-savvy Estonia said on Thursday it would suspend security certificates for up to 760,000 state-issued electronic ID-cards with faulty chips as of Friday midnight to mitigate the risk of identity theft. The post Estonia Blocks Electronic ID Cards Over Identity-Theft Risk appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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