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Danner hacked; notifies customers (updated)

Posted on December 20, 2013 by Dissent

And it seems Danner has joined the ranks of the recently hacked. In a notification to the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office by their lawyers on December 19, they report that  on November 28, code was injected  into the computer that operates their web site.  The intrusion was detected on December 11.

Forensic examination could not determine whether data were actually accessed or exfiltrated, so they notified everyone who made purchases during that period that their names, postal and e-mail addresses, credit or debit card numbers with expiration dates and security codes might have been viewed or captured.

Danner’s did not offer customers any free services.

You can read their notification to the state and to customers here (pdf).

Update: 27 Maryland residents were also affected.

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