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(update) DI debit/credit card breach thwarted

Posted on June 23, 2011 by Dissent

More on the card fraud reports coming out of Daniel Island mentioned previously on this blog.

Elizabeth Bush reports:

The Daniel Island business that served as the “point of compromise” in a rash of debit/credit card fraud cases has taken steps to shut down the breach, according to an investigator with the Charleston office of the U.S. Secret Service.

“The point of compromise has been identified and that business has taken clear steps to rectify the situation so that that compromise is no longer available to the cyber criminals,” said John Kenney, Resident Agent In Charge.

While Agent Kenney did not release the name of the business, or when the breach was identified, he did report that investigators are still working the cases involved.

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