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Cafe Press subsidiary hacked; photo service on Target site compromised

Posted on November 18, 2014 by Dissent

Cafe Press subsidiary EZ Prints is notifying customers that they recently detected an intrusion in their system that may have compromised card payment information. Only customers placing orders between September 22 and October 23 need to be concerned about this incident.

The intruders reportedly exploited an unspecified vulnerability that EZ Print has identified and removed. The impacted environment included their retail site, targetphoto.com.

All customers whose information was potentially compromised are being offered one year of free credit monitoring services with FirstWatch ID.

You can read the notification letter on the web site of the Vermont Attorney General.

 

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