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Tag Archives: data breach
Panera Bread customer records exposed via leaky database – dough!
There’s a war of words going on at the moment between veteran cybercrime reporter Brian Krebs and US bakery chain Panera Bread.
5 million credit cards exposed in Saks and Lord & Taylor data breach
A Dark Web monitoring company announced the breach via Twitter on April Fool’s Day, but it wasn’t a joke.
You make your PRIVATE key PUBLIC, right? [Chet Chat Podcast 218]
Here’s the latest episode of our weekly security podcast. Enjoy!
What you sound like after a data breach
Hopefully you’ve never had anything stolen in a data breach, but if you have I hope you’ve been spared the salted wound of the non-apology. There are notable exceptions of course but as data leaks and network breaches get larger, Read more…
15M users breached? Nah, just an “isolated incident.” 60 Second Security
Watch this week’s 60 Second Security video and catch up on the latest intriguing security stories…
T-Mobile customers hit by Experian breach get credit monitoring by Experian
In a bizarre twist of irony, T-Mobile customers are being offered two years of free credit monitoring from ProtectMyID.com – a service owned and operated by Experian.
Stolen storage device leads to loss of customer bank and personal data
Thousands of Lloyds Bank customers who had insurance through Royal Sun Alliance may have had names, addresses and account numbers exposed.
WHSmith contact form spams out personal customer data
Users of UK newsagent chain WHSmith’s online services have reported large amounts of email arriving in their inboxes, containing personal contact data on other users.
Should companies be held responsible for a customer data breach? [POLL]
How much of the blame should you shoulder if you could have done more to protect your network and your customers? Have your say in our poll…