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Toronto airport card fraud investigation reports no evidence of data breach
August 10, 2008
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ClaudeLOUISVILLE, Ky. — A spokeswoman for Transport Canada, Canada's ministry of transportation, has told KioskMarketplace.com that an investigation into alleged card fraud originating at check-in kiosks in Toronto's Pearson Airport has turned up no evidence of a data breach. Late in July, the Greater Toronto Airports Authority announced that VISA had flagged what were believed to be suspicious patterns of credit card kiosks at the airport. Shortly thereafter, an investigation was launched to determine whether the patterns indicated criminal activity. The Canwest News Service is reporting that VISA's investigation will continue, despite the finding.
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