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An introduction to consumer efts with particular reference to Australia

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Clarke, Roger
Walters, Michael

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This is the first of a series of short articles addressing the subject of consumers EFTS. Australia has been a world leader in both the implementation and the consumer acceptance of early forms of consumer EFTS, in particular ATMs and EFT/POS. In this first article a brief background is provided to consumer EFTS, as basis for subsequent discussion of security aspects, regulatory mechanisms and privacy implications.

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Computer Law and Security Report

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