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OK: Customers’ credit information stolen at local restaurant

Posted on August 13, 2010 by Dissent

Joleen Chaney reports: A popular restaurant in the western Oklahoma is the latest target of a fraudulent high-tech scheme used to steal the credit card numbers customers. […] Schumacher says his customers’ card information has never been stored on their computers but was stolen as it passed through the system. “It grabs the number as…

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Tinos diners hit by credit card hackers, Heartland denies breach of its system

Posted on August 13, 2010 by Dissent

Claudia Grisales reports on the breach involving Tino’s Greek Cafe. In previous coverage elsewhere, Heartland Payment Systems had been named as the processor, but the processor denies any responsibility for this breach: “Recent reports of data theft at one Austin-area merchant clearly point to a localized intrusion initiated within the stores, either in their point-of-sale…

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Ben & Jerry’s security glitch exposes personal details

Posted on August 12, 2010 by Dissent

Claire Woffenden reports: Ice cream company Ben & Jerry’s has apologised after an embarrassing security blunder exposed the names and addresses of more than 2,500 online customers. The mistake was discovered by Web User reader Julee de Jong after a simple search for her name on search engine Google. One of the top results for…

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Insider wrongdoing at StoresOnline just one of breach reports to Maryland

Posted on August 12, 2010 by Dissent

The Maryland Attorney General’s Office received 14 breach reports in April.  Three of them revealed breaches not previously covered in the media or on this site, and a few others provided new numbers or details on breaches we already knew about. Newly revealed: Utah-based StoresOnline reported that an employee misused the credit card information of…

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Destination Hotels & Resorts breach report raises an eyebrow

Posted on August 12, 2010 by Dissent

The Destination Hotels & Resorts breach reported back in June as affecting 700 people nationally reportedly affected 470 residents of New Hampshire – even though none of the affected properties are in New Hampshire. According to the breach disclosure filed by the chain’s law firm, Proskauer Rose,  with the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office,  the…

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TX: Credit, debit card information stolen from restaurant customers

Posted on August 12, 2010 by Dissent

Andrew Horansky reports: Thieves stole credit and debit card information worth thousands of dollars from customers at a popular South Austin restaurant. It happened at Tino’s Greek Café on Brodie Lane. Some people are just finding out now that their information was stolen. […] Tino’s has multiple locations in Austin, and the problem appears to…

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