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Gonzalez: The Al Capone Of Cyber Thieves?
August 19, 2009 from: Office of Inadequate Security
Evan Schuman and Fred J. Aun have a well-written commentary on the recent indictment of Albert Gonzales and two unnamed co-conspirators that highlights the questions left unanswered by the indictment, and the apparent contradictions between statements made.
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Radisson breach affects N. American guests
August 19, 2009 from: Office of Inadequate Security
The Associated Press has an item about Radisson Hotels & Resorts notifying guests of a breach that involved their credit card numbers. And I see that on Radisson’s site, they have posted a letter to guests:
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7-Eleven statement regarding 2007 credit card fraud
August 18, 2009 from: Office of Inadequate Security
7-Eleven, Inc. has learned that federal authorities in New Jersey have indicted individuals for the theft of credit and debit card numbers in a computer hacking scheme targeting multiple retailers in a number of separate incidents over the last several years.
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Opinion: Heartland CEO Must Accept Responsibility
August 13, 2009 from: Office of Inadequate Security
An opinion statement from Mike Rothman on Heartland CEO Bob Carr's recent blame for their breach earlier this year on the PCI QSA firm that performed their PCI Certification. What do you think?
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Heartland says breach has cost $32 million so far
August 06, 2009 from: Office of Inadequate Security
Heartland Payment Systems on Tuesday (Aug. 4) said it spent $32 million this year paying for costs related to the major data breach it disclosed in January, including $22.1 million to cover fines from key payment card brands and a settlement offer. Heartland did not say how the $22.1 million was split between the fines and the settlement offer, but it did provide clues.
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Heartland breach felt in Bermuda
July 23, 2009 from: Office of Inadequate Security
Hundreds of Bermudians may have been the victims of credit card fraud stemming from a US security breach in January.
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