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    MasterCard International has teamed up with MobileWay, a provider of wireless access and content distribution, to develop and market a wireless authentication service.

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    Four heavyweights--including American Express, MasterCard and Visa--are set to announce a consortium that could finally make mobile e-commerce a reality.

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    With both MasterCard and Visa testing smart card technology, miniature computer chips and radio antennaes are set to take over from the tell-tale magnetic strips which have so long been core to card-based transactions.

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    A global survey has revealed that 39 percent of financial institutions experienced at least one security breach within the past year.

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