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Short Paper: Prefix Count Limits Can Increase First-Hit Discovery in Card Reissuance
When a card number is compromised, an attacker may search for active numbers sharing its prefix. An issuer might respond by reissuing cards from heavily populated prefixes into less populated ones. We show that this intuitive count control can backfire. For fixed search regions, exposure weights, an
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