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Contactless credit cards are a hit in the UK. But a British research team has revealed a serious security flaw that allows anyone to charge up to $999,999.99 in foreign currency to a nearby card, even while it still in a wallet or purse. Contactless cards let you buy things without a pin, up to a certain limit 拢20 in the UK , t
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