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Possible data breach of Wellington billing and payment system

Posted on June 8, 2018 by Dissent

Scott Sutton reports:

Wellington officials said Thursday they were recently notified about potential unauthorized charges on credit cards used by customers to pay their utility bills.

In a written statement, the village said on Wednesday they received a call from their vendor, Superion, notifying them of vulnerabilities in their software related to Click2Gov online payments for utility bills.

Credit card information may have been taken during the transactions.

Read more on WPTV.

This is not the first report like this. On May 31, this site noted a report that Oxnard residents were also apparently affected.  Can other cities be far behind?


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