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And the phishes just keep on coming…. for your W-2 data

Posted on March 11, 2016 by Dissent

Another day, another successful phish compromising employee data.

Add Endologix to any list you’re compiling. You’ve probably already added Seagate, right? DataXu may also have been a victim of this type of attack; it’s not totally clear from their notification.

And did I remember to tell you about Information Innovators? Or that York Hospital might have been hit the same way (it’s hard to be sure from their notification)? And maybe Turner Construction? I’m pretty sure I already told you about Central Concrete, but at this point, my head is spinning from all the reports, so maybe I forgot.

And if your business has escaped so far, be sure to use this opportunity to warn all your employees about this type of attack.

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