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In its latest report on the cyber threat landscape, cybersecurity intelligence firm IntSights reveals that among its sample of financial services customers, the number of batches of leaked credit card numbers jumped from just over 3,000 instances in the first quarter of 2018 to almost 10,000 a year later.
That represents a 212 percent increase or more than triple the number of leaks.
It also includes a jump of more than 50 percent from just the previous quarter, when Q4 2018 leaks numbered about 6,400 batches.
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A software engineer in Seattle hacked into a server holding customer information for Capital One and obtained the personal data of over 100 million people, federal prosecutors said on Monday, in one of the largest thefts of data from a bank.
In addition to the tens of millions of credit card applications stolen, the company said on Monday, the breach compromised one million Canadian social insurance numbers — the equivalent of Social Security numbers for Americans.
The information came from credit card applications that consumers and small businesses had submitted as early as 2005 and as recently as 2019, according to Capital One, which is the nation’s third-largest credit card issuer, according to its website.
The bank also said it expected that the breach would cost it up to $150 million, including paying for credit monitoring for affected customers. Last week, the credit bureau Equifax settled claims from a 2017 data breach that exposed sensitive information on over 147 million consumers, costing it about $650 million.
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Ну и не так давно был случай, когда больше 1 миллиона южнокорейских карт слили вместе с кодами CVV.
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In its latest report on the cyber threat landscape, cybersecurity intelligence firm IntSights reveals that among its sample of financial services customers, the number of batches of leaked credit card numbers jumped from just over 3,000 instances in the first quarter of 2018 to almost 10,000 a year later. That represents a 212 percent increase or more than triple the number of leaks. It also includes a jump of more than 50 percent from just the previous quarter, when Q4 2018 leaks numbered about 6,400 batches. [censored]Ну и как это бывает обычно:
A software engineer in Seattle hacked into a server holding customer information for Capital One and obtained the personal data of over 100 million people, federal prosecutors said on Monday, in one of the largest thefts of data from a bank. In addition to the tens of millions of credit card applications stolen, the company said on Monday, the breach compromised one million Canadian social insurance numbers — the equivalent of Social Security numbers for Americans. The information came from credit card applications that consumers and small businesses had submitted as early as 2005 and as recently as 2019, according to Capital One, which is the nation’s third-largest credit card issuer, according to its website. The bank also said it expected that the breach would cost it up to $150 million, including paying for credit monitoring for affected customers. Last week, the credit bureau Equifax settled claims from a 2017 data breach that exposed sensitive information on over 147 million consumers, costing it about $650 million. [censored]Ну и не так давно был случай, когда больше 1 миллиона южнокорейских карт слили вместе с кодами CVV.