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Malware compromises infogroup payment transactions

Posted on April 21, 2011 by Dissent

Omaha-based Infogroup recently notified clients that their credit card information may have been accessed.

Attorneys for the data, research and marketing company informed the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office on April 12 that the firm had recently detected that some of its computers had been infected with a virus that may have compromised some payment transactions.

There is no indication as to when the computers were first infected or how many customers were being notified of the breach although the attorneys indicated it was a “small number” of payment transactions.

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