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Toshiba confirms they were hacked; customers notified

Posted on July 18, 2011 by Dissent

Last week I noted that Toshiba appeared to have been hacked.  Now they’ve confirmed it.  John Oates reports: Toshiba says that unidentified hackers have stolen customer records belonging to 7,500 of its customers. Credit cards details were not compromised, but emails, addresses, passwords and phone numbers all went missing. Read more on The Register. A press release…

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NE: ‘Unfortunate situation’ at Kitchen Place auction

Posted on July 18, 2011 by Dissent

We’ve known for a long time that when businesses fold, they may just dump records with sensitive information instead of disposing of them properly.  And in many states, such actions would not necessarily be illegal.   Here’s a timely reminder from Nebraska about a bankruptcy auction involving the Kitchen Place:   Two file cabinets that…

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OR: Ankeny police: Review debit-card statements for fraud

Posted on July 14, 2011 by Dissent

And yet more reports of fraud coming from Iowa: The Ankeny Police Department is asking area residents to review their bank statements for fraudulent charges related to use of debit cards and PIN numbers. Ankeny police said in a news release Wednesday that although they cannot determine the exact date or time debit card and…

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Class Slams Michaels for Data Breach

Posted on July 14, 2011 by Dissent

Chris Fry reports on yet another potential class action lawsuit against Michael’s Store – and it includes a timeliness of notification claim:  Michaels Stores took almost 3 months to warn customers that their debit cards’ PIN numbers may have been stolen by skimming devices in at least 20 states, a class action claims in Passaic…

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Iowans report fraud from stolen Michael’s store PINs

Posted on July 13, 2011 by Dissent

Another rash of card fraud as a result of the Michael’s Store breach months ago?  It seems that it may be. Adam Belz of the Des Moines Register reports: Bankers contacted by the Register were not willing to connect any recent debit-card fraud to the Michael’s in Ankeny. So while all customers who used debit…

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Toshiba Hacked?

Posted on July 12, 2011 by Dissent

The message on the first Pastebin post said: Toshiba HACKED BY V0iD DATABASE LEAK: 16% More To Come…. What followed was a list of 11 admins’ email addresses from the TACP database with associated  plaintext passwords and ID number. The admin with superuser status was noted. There were also 333 users’ email addresses and plaintext…

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