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Hackers steal card data from 201 online campus stores from Canada and the US

Posted on May 4, 2019 by Dissent

Catalin Cimpanu reports: A group of hackers has planted malicious JavaScript code that steals payment card details inside the e-commerce system used by colleges and universities in Canada and the US. The malicious code was found on 201 online stores that were catering to 176 colleges and universities in the US and 21 in Canada,…

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“60 Minutes” reports on ransomware this Sunday at 7 p.m. ET/PT

Posted on May 2, 2019 by Dissent

This Sunday evening, May 5, CBS’s Scott Pelley will be reporting on ransomware in a segment on “60 Minutes.” The segment includes some discussion of the Hancock Regional Hospital incident where the hospital forthrightly disclosed that it paid ransom to protect their patients from a crippling ransomware attack. Read and watch the show’s preview of…

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Magecart hackers force turnover, steal data from Atlanta Hawks’ online shop

Posted on April 28, 2019 by Dissent

Bradley Barth reports: Cybercriminals using Magecart card-skimming code attacked the online store of the NBA’s Atlanta Hawks, stealing customers names, addresses and payment card numbers. Read more on SC Magazine.

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Ransomware disables Cleveland airport’s email systems, information screens

Posted on April 28, 2019 by Dissent

Bradley Barth reports: A ransomware attack reportedly has affected email, payroll and record-keeping systems at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport this week and also darkened the transportation facility’s information screens And according to a report from local news outlet WKYC, the attackers may have also accessed airport employee payroll records containing personal information. Read more on…

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ID: Ransomware takes down servers at Sugar-Salem School District 322

Posted on April 26, 2019 by Dissent

Mike Price reports: A ransomware attack locked up all of Sugar-Salem School District 322’s servers this week — right during ISAT testing. District 322 became aware of a ransomware attack affecting their servers Tuesday and immediately shut them and all the computers down. Superintendent Chester Bradshaw said no sensitive data, such as student information, was…

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Safeguard your network and customer credentials: Tips from the latest FTC data security case

Posted on April 25, 2019 by Dissent

One of the other enforcement actions the FTC has taken stems from the ClixSense breach in 2016. Lesley Fair of the FTC writes: Suppose a lunch companion says, “I think there’s something wrong with this tuna salad.” To determine if the problem is tuna not to their taste vs. tuna gone bad, would you scarf…

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