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UK Travel Company Fined After Card Data Hack

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Jul
2014

UK Travel Company Fined After Hackers Stole Details of 1.1 Million Payment Cards

The United Kingdom’s Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) announced on Thursday that a UK-based online travel services firm has been fined for failing to protect customers’ personal information as required under the Data Proection Act.

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