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Craftsman Book’s Credit Card Files Hacked

Posted on June 12, 2014 by Dissent

While I was away at PLSC, Jeanne Price of idRADAR reported:

An estimated 11,000 home improvement contractors and do-it-yourselfers who bought products from Craftsman-book.com can expect a data breach alert in their mailbox or email Inbox soon.

“May 27, we discovered unauthorized activity on a website maintained by our company, Craftsman Book Company. On May 28 we sent a message recommending a change of your password on the Craftsman site. Since then, we have discovered unauthorized activity that could result in a fraudulent charge to your credit or debit card -such as a charge of $100 for a “Starbucks Card Reload” or a purchase at Zappos.Com,” a letter filed with the California Attorney General states.

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