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Credit Cards of Drivers in Texas Exposed Due to Vulnerability in TxTag Website

07
Apr
2014

Last week, security researcher David Longenecker identified a vulnerability in the Texas Department of Transportations TxTag.org website that exposed users details, including their credit card data. TxTag is the system that enables drivers to travel on toll roads throughout Texas without having to worry too much about paying the tolls. There are around 1.2 million […]

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Facebook clickjackers said to make over $1 million a month, agree to stop spam

08
May
2012

A firm at the centre of allegations that its affiliates flooded Facebook with spam and clickjacking attacks has agreed to clean up its act – after earning up to $1.2 million per month in gross monthly revenues.According to the Washington State Attorney General’s Office, Delaware-based Adscend Media LLC and its co-owners Jeremy Bash of Huntington, […]

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