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Hackers stole credit card info from Trump hotel guests for months

12

Jul

2017

Hackers gained access to credit cards and other information from guests at 14 Trump organization properties in 2016 and had unfettered access to the information for months. A statement released on the organization’s website reported that hackers gained access to “cardholder name, payment card number, card expiration date, and potentially card security code” information.

Category Hacker Privacy protection Written by Thehill 0 Comments

Three million wrestling fans at risk after WWE leaves database unprotected

11

Jul

2017

Some companies just make it far too easy for criminals to scoop up their data. Take WWE, for instance. The professional wrestling entertainment company has just been caught with its spandex leotard down, after a security researcher discovered a plaintext database containing the details of more than three million wrestling fans on an unprotected Amazon Web Services S3 server.

Category Cyber-crime Data loss Privacy protection Vulnerabilities Written by Hotforsecurity 0 Comments

This Retail Website Considers Password Security Optional

03

Jul

2017

Most gaping security holes are terrible mistakes. But for one major Hong Kong-based online retailer called Strawberrynet, its security shortcomings are a feature. What makes beauty-products website Strawberrynet unique is when it comes to security, the site allows you to sign-in to your private account using only your email address.

Category Privacy protection Vulnerabilities Written by Threatpost 0 Comments

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