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Edmonton Police Seize Fazny.ca For Stealing Users’ Card Data

Posted on September 4, 2017 by Dissent

Catalin Cimpanu reports:

Canadian police have seized the domain of Fazny.ca, an online electronics store that stole users’ payment card data and used it to make fraudulent purchases.

Seizure notice on fazny.ca provides Edmonton Police reference number for victims to use when contacting law enforcement. Screenshot by DataBreaches.net.

According to a statement from the Edmonton Police Service (EPS), its Cyber Crimes Investigation Unit started looking into the website after a user complained of fraudulent purchases appearing in his bank statements in May this year.

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