Over recent years cyber crime has become almost the number one threat to many company’s and due to this many governments from around the world are now putting together task forces, new laws and tough sentencing for those accused of cyber crime. A hacker from the hacker collective xL3gion Hackers has contacted us stating they…
Category: Breach Incidents
Interview with @Maxn3y ( Max Ney) from Turkish Ajan Hacker Group
Over the past month the hacker scene has been fronted by a hacker using the handle Max Ney (@MAxn3y) who is apart of the hacker collective Turkish Ajan(Agent) Hacker Group. In these past few weeks they have targeted high profile company’s like Pepsi, McDonalds, RedCross, domino’s and others. Since then we have had a chance…
How many breaches did GoTickets.com have?
Back on June 20, 2012, GoTickets.com notified the California Attorney General’s Office of a breach that reportedly occurred between May 22 and May 30, 2012. In their sample notification letter submitted to the state, they wrote: We were recently made aware that certain payment card information used on our www.gotickets.com website may have been exposed. We…
Labelmaster notifies customers after e-commerce site hacked
American Labelmark Company (dba Labelmaster) recently reported an intrusion involving their e-commerce site (labelmaster.com) that affected customers’ names, addresses, and credit card numbers and expiration dates. In a letter dated October 17 to the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office, Dwight Curtis reported that on September 12, TrustWave confirmed that they had suffered a breach involving…
Bob Ward & Sons notifies online customers of security breach (updated)
Montana-based Bob Ward & Sons report that customers who ordered online between May 31 and August 3 had their names, addresses, and credit card information acquired by unauthorized individuals who used at least some of the data for fraudulent purposes. In a letter dated October 23 to the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office, Chad Ward…
Blizzard Responds To Class Action Lawsuit Over Security Concerns
Erik Kain of Forbes has Blizzard’s response to the lawsuit mentioned previously on this blog. He seems to be as skeptical about the lawsuit’s chances of success as I am.