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Smartphone Experts notifies customers of hack (Update 5)

Posted on August 8, 2013 by Dissent

From the this-doesn’t-sound-good dept.: Smartphone Experts discovered that the system used for customer payments for online shopping had been hacked. Although stored customer data were encrypted, Diana Kingree, the Senior Vice President of Commerce, noted that the hacker may have been able to use a decryption feature of the system to view customers’ names, addresses,…

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OR: Computer virus blamed for Sandy credit card fraud cases

Posted on August 8, 2013 by Dissent

KATU reports: The reason for why about 30 people had their credit card and debit card numbers stolen in sandy: A computer malware or virus apparently infected a local merchant’s computer, police say. Investigators believe the business is Sandy’s Dairy Queen, but are still looking into other potential compromised businesses, such as the Fred Meyer…

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Flaw in E-mailing System Exposes Millions of Mexicans’ E-mails

Posted on August 7, 2013 by Dissent

Bogdan Botezatu reports: A massive numbers of Prodigy subscribers in Mexico have had their email conversations exposed overnight because of a security flaw in the company’s mobile e-mail and web-based mail systems. According to a news report by El Economista, the flaw allowed search engines to simply index private conversations and list them on the…

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UK: ICO Looking Into Daily Mail Privacy Fail

Posted on August 7, 2013 by Dissent

Tom Brewster reports: The Daily Mail has leaked user data thanks to a technical glitch that appeared to sign its online readers in as the wrong person. The popular right-leaning paper will now face inquiries from the UK’s privacy watchdog. On Tuesday, users complained that when they logged in to the Mail Online, they were recognised as a…

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How much did that meal really cost you?

Posted on August 6, 2013 by Dissent

Some days, it’s just disheartening how little progress we seem to have made in preventing some of the most common types of breaches. Today’s example is from Glenmont, New York:  … everybody who has eaten at the Golden Town Buffet since June 15th through August 5th and used either a credit or debit card to…

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Boxes with personal info found in trash

Posted on August 5, 2013 by Dissent

We really need stronger laws protecting the security and disposal of paper records. Today’s example is from Beaverton, Oregon: Seven large boxes filled with personal information of clients from the Sylvan Learning Center, including names, birth dates, Social Security numbers and credit card information, were found in a Dumpster in Beaverton. Read more on KOIN….

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