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Twinings Tea Company hacked, 1,600+ consumer credentials leaked

Posted on October 29, 2012 by Lee J

twiningsusa-com-logoA hacker using the handle @D0ct0r_Inj3ct0r has posted a leak of data to pastebin that comes from one of the worlds largest and well known Tea companies, Twinings. The attack is on the Twinings USA website (www.twiningsusa.com) and contains very basic database information as well as  1600+ consumer credentials such as full names, address, genders and emails. Breaches like this show how important the need for greater security across many different sized and typed websites and web services as each day that goes on more and more is dependent by them. https://pastebin.com/6s9TtrZp

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