2014年5月9日 · 2) I'm not aware of any PCI-approved logo or seal. In general, PCI compliance is a matter for direct relationships, e.g. you need to give your processor a copy of your scans and your SAQ or your AOC and ROC. You can look up your processor in the Service Provider Listing. Seals don't mean anything because anyone can put them up. The acronyms:

2020年4月23日 · The merchant has a contractual relationship with its acquiring/merchant bank (aka acquirer) to comply with PCI DSS. How the merchant demonstrates its compliance with PCI DSS is up to the acquirer, it is based on card brand (Mastercard, AmEx, Visa, Discover, JCB) rules and is dependent on the number of transactions a merchant processes a year.

2025年1月15日 · Just because PCI rules are easier to manage when using a Third Party Service Provider does not mean they all go away. As an online vendor, PCI compliance is ultimately your responsibility. PCI DSS only requires a TPSP like Stripe to be responsible for the parts of your PCI burden that they agree to take on in their service agreement with you.

2017年5月17日 · 2. Because PCI DSS doesn’t apply to what the merchant shows to the cardholder who already knows the PAN (for example see the note on 3.3) - that's a card scheme rule thing. If I was the QSA then I’d strongly advise it was bad practice, unnecessary and would cause conversations like this -- but I wouldn't deem it non-complaint with DSS.

2023年6月2日 · If I read the code for the pci_get_device correctly you can get the pci_dev if you know the vendor and device id. These can be found via lspci -n. Using pci_get_device will increment the reference count for that device. Which you will need to decrement using pci_dev_put after you are done. I would not recommend setting a pci device as untrusted ...

2023年6月26日 · In general, the 4.0 version of the standard brings in a lot of new things compared to the previous versions which invalidates a lot of the PCI DSS related answers on the site - which is why I added the PCI DSS 4.0 tag. The 4.0 version of the standard says in "Section 4: Scope of PCI DSS Requirements" on page 10:

2022年3月25日 · The only documentation recognized for PCI DSS validation are the official documents from the PCI SSC website. Any other form of certificate or documentation issued for the purposes of illustrating compliance to PCI DSS or any other PCI standard are not authorized or validated, and their use is not acceptable for evidencing compliance.

2010年6月5日 · I'm quite puzzled about the PCI requirements when it comes to session timeouts and scope definitions. The login is the end user/customer login to the public facing control panel in which they can handle their own transactions. We act as PSP. The customer cannot see card numbers and expiry dates. They can simply capture already authorized ...

2017年2月21日 · Adding to @AndyMac: The entity in this case is you; the client/merchant receiving the service. PCI DSS 3.2 requires you to understand your (merchant) roles/responsibilities and that of the service provider; this is usually explicitly defined in a document called the Service Provider Responsibility Matrix (SPRM).

2016年3月3日 · By point 3.4 of the PCI DSS guidelines, truncation is. generally not to exceed the first six and last four digits, but specifically depends on whether it would become feasible to regenerate the full card number - for example, by using a hash of the same card number as a test to generate possible missing digits.