A site of self-proclaimed “hacking merchants” currently has listed data for sale from more than 5.3 million credit and debit card accounts in 35 states. That data reportedly came from the payment processing system breach Hy-Vee announced earlier this month, according to a Thursday post by Brian Krebs, a former computer security reporter with The Washington Post, on his blog Krebs on Security.Krebs cites two sources who asked not to be identified, including one at a major U.S.
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Thomas Friestad, The Gazette (Cedar Rapids)
Fri, 08/23/2019 - 12:02pm
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