AmericanThunder
Super Moderator
Jewson’s web site was hacked. If you used their on-line store between 23/8 & 3/11 your personal information and card details are at risk
Jewson
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Why are companies storing credit card information?
Going back to cash seems to be a better way forward. At least you know where you money it and in charge of how safe you want it to be.
Going back to cash seems to be a better way forward. At least you know where you money it and in charge of how safe you want it to be.
AmericanThunder
Super Moderator
Agree. I’m a cash user. Too much risk elsewhere.
For Jewson they should be grateful this happened ahead of GDPR. The fine will be cheaper, this time.
For Jewson they should be grateful this happened ahead of GDPR. The fine will be cheaper, this time.
saleen 192
Core Member
happening more and more this hacking,
If the company is connected and a good enough reward to be hacked then it will be done.
If you have to be connected to the world, then may sure your target/reward is smaller than everyone else then they should get hit first.
Facebook would be a great target for businesses as most of their employees are glued to facebook and got to be hitting their productivity.
If you have to be connected to the world, then may sure your target/reward is smaller than everyone else then they should get hit first.
Facebook would be a great target for businesses as most of their employees are glued to facebook and got to be hitting their productivity.
AmericanThunder
Super Moderator
Yes, but Facebook has no financial gain with the possible exception of identity theft via social engineering.
Hacking a web site that accepts payments is much quicker ££££
Hacking a web site that accepts payments is much quicker ££££
