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Payment processor YapStone sued over vacation rental payments data breach

Posted on September 30, 2015 by Dissent

From the well-that-was-quick dept.:

Last week, this site reported that YapStone (VacationRentPayments) was notifying property managers and others who use their service to receive vacation rental payments that  personal information in their account applications was compromised by unauthorized persons.

Yesterday, Law360 reported that a New Jersey customer has filed a lawsuit against them in California federal court accusing YapStone of negligence and breach of contract for failing to protect customer data from a possible breach.

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  • MA: Payment Processor to Pay $155,000 Over Data Breach Affecting Thousands of Massachusetts Residents
  • VacationRentPayment notifies customers whose account application information was hacked
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