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TX: Blue Goose Cantina Linked to Credit Card Theft

Posted on May 28, 2015 by Dissent

Katy Blakey reports that Blue Goose Cantina in McKinney has confirmed a payment card system breach that has impacted customers. In a statement to NBC5, the majority owner of Blue Goose Cantina, Jill Peterson, wrote: Last Wednesday evening we received a complaint from one of our guests that unauthorized charges had been made on his son’s…

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Safe and Vault Store Suffers Cyber Security Breach

Posted on May 28, 2015 by Dissent

Ionut Ilascu reports: An online vendor of physical safes and vaults has been hit by cybercriminals who planted malicious code on its eCommerce website and captured details of orders placed by customers. Although SafeandVaultStore touts its products as “the ultimate theft deterrent,” it looks like it failed to protect its online assets and left sensitive information belonging to…

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Hacker accesses Gaana.com user data after site fails to respond to security alerts

Posted on May 28, 2015 by Dissent

Gwyn D’Mello reports that an online music site was hacked to make a point after they failed to secure their site despite multiple warnings: A white hat hacker used an exploit to gain access to Gaana.com user credentials, because they neglected to fix a security bug he reported. It seems Gaana.com was hacked a few…

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New Jersey Settles Charges Against Tidbit Developer; Software Accessed New Jersey Computers Without Users’ Knowledge or Consent

Posted on May 28, 2015 by Dissent

Acting Attorney General John J. Hoffman and the New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs obtained a settlement with the developer of “Tidbit,” a software code designed to help websites generate revenue by using their viewers’ computers to mine for the virtual currency known as Bitcoin. A New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs investigation has found…

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Wearable tech firm Jawbone sues rivals Fitbit over data theft

Posted on May 28, 2015 by Dissent

John Glenday reports: Wearable devices and consumer technology specialist Jawbone has launched legal action against rivals Fitbit after accusing its competitor of poaching as many as 15 staff members who copied intellectual property and trade data onto USB sticks as they left. The lawsuit names five former employees who are thought to have been directly…

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JP: Convenience store employee arrested for stealing customers’ credit card info

Posted on May 28, 2015 by Dissent

The Mainichi reports: A convenience store employee suspected of filming customers’ credit cards on his smartphone and using information on the cards to swindle the victims out of money has been arrested, Tokyo police said. […] Daijiro Kamino, 29, a former convenience store employee of Taito Ward, Tokyo, stands accused of fraud using a computer,…

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