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MT: Bozeman says security breach stole some utility customers’ credit cards

Posted on July 16, 2018 by Dissent

More impact of the Click2Gov breach reported previously on this site. ABC Fox reports:

The city says some customers that used its Click2Gov utility payment system in 2017 may have had their credit information stolen.

A press release from the city says customers who used Click2Gov to make utility payments between July 1, 2017 and Oct. 24, 2017 are at risk. They say the security breach came to their attention when some utility customers reported seeing fraudulent activity on the same cards they’d used to pay their bills.

The city says they started a lengthy investigation, and it took two cybersecurity firms to find evidence of a security breach.

Read more on ABC Fox.

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  • OR: The City of Bend discloses Click2Gov breach
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