Brian Krebs reports: C&K Systems Inc., a third-party payment vendor blamed for a credit and debit card breach at more than 330 Goodwill locations nationwide, disclosed this week that the intrusion lasted more than 18 months and has impacted at least two other organizations. Read more on KrebsOnSecurity.com. I wonder when we’ll find out who the other two C&K clients were….
SG: M1 probed for ‘data breach’ over sales of new iPhone
Kelly Tay reports: M1 is being investigated by the Personal Data Protection Commission (PDPC), after an apparent security breach on its website on Monday compromised customers’ personal information. […] The kerfuffle began on Monday, when M1 had to suspend pre-orders for the new Apple iPhone 6 and 6 plus, after uncovering a “potential security breach”….
Twitter Vulnerability Could Delete Credit Cards from Any Twitter Account
Ahmed Aboul-Ela writes: today i will write about a serious vulnerability i’ve found recently in Twitter. so let me share the story with you . the story started when i saw Twitter introducing their new bug bounty program and starts paying money rewards , i decided to look for new bugs in Twitter and get paid. at…
Hackers-for-hire raided 300 banks, corporates for TWELVE YEARS
Darren Pauli reports: A band of hackers for hire have raided some 300 banks, corporations and governments undetected for 12 years, possibly the longest campaign of its kind. The German hackers registered 800 front businesses in the UK to target and fully compromise organisations in Germany, Switzerland, and Austria at the request of customers. Elite…
Napa County notifies In Home Supportive Services clients of missing thumb drive
The Napa County Health and Human Services Agency in California has sent out breach notification letters to clients of its In Home Supportive Services program. The program is under the county’s Comprehensive Services for Older Adults division. The notification followed the discovery that a thumb drive with unencrypted information was lost in the rubble after a big earthquake….
Double latte with your bogus tax refund? Feds win guilty plea in Detroit scam
Tresa Baldas reports: Free Wi-Fi at Starbuck’s helped produce $1.8 million in bogus tax refunds for some Detroit customers. That’s the latest identity theft tale unfolding in federal court, where two Detroit women pleaded guilty today to running a tax scheme. According to federal officials, the plan involved stealing the identities of dead people to…