NordVPN research claims stolen card details sold for less than coffee

NordVPN research shows that criminals can purchase stolen credit card details online for very low prices. The findings highlight how easily such information is traded.

A recent analysis by NordVPN indicates that stolen card details are available on underground markets at minimal cost. One finding notes that buyers can acquire the data for the price of a coffee.

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