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JB Autosports customers notified of payment card breach

Posted on January 13, 2016 by Dissent

Jeremy Boysen, President of JB Autosports, Inc is notifying customers who used the subispeed.com and ft86speedfactory.com sites between August 1, 2015 through November 9, 2015, that their payment card data was intercepted during transmission and acquired by an unknown party at a Russian IP address.

The breach allowed cyberattackers to intercept customer names, addresses, credit card numbers, credit card expiration dates, CID numbers, CAV2 numbers, CVC2 numbers, and CVV2 numbers (“Customer Information”).

As part of its incident response and to prevent future recurrences, JB Autosports took a number of steps, including implementing live monitoring security services.

Read more of the notification on the California Attorney General’s web site.

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