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Cyberswim notifying online customers of breach at web host (UPDATED)

Posted on October 14, 2014 by Dissent

Uh oh. Any consumer notification template that reports a breach due to malware injection on the web host’s server and/or includes [INSERT SITE NAME HERE] doesn’t bode well, especially when the compromise lasted for more than three months before being detected.

See Cyberswim‘s template notification letter, here (pdf).  I don’t see any notification on their web site at this time.

A lookup reveals the site’s host is  INETUASN1. Compromised information includes not only payment card information but also username and password to login to the site.

Again, do not re-use login credentials across sites.

Update: Cyberswim’s notification to the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office can be found here (pdf). The breach affected its cyberswim.com, miraclebody.com, miraclesuit.com, and swimandsweat.com web sites, with 145 NH residents affected.

 

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1 thought on “Cyberswim notifying online customers of breach at web host (UPDATED)”

  1. Patricia amster says:
    October 22, 2014 at 3:19 am

    It is fraudulant of you people at cyberswim and miraclesuit to send us all a letter after KNOWING YOU WERE BEING HACKED FOR 3 months.

    HOW HORRIBLE AND INCONSIDERATE TO DO TO DO YOUR CUSTOMERS.. PAST CUSTOMERS NOW.

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