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Adobe Pays Paltry $1 Million Fine Over Hack In 2013

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Adobe is reportedly only paying $1 million over a lawsuit that has to deal with its data breach back in 2013 that put the payment records of around 38 million at risk. With that compromise, hackers were able to steal usernames, passwords and payment data on millions of customers. Krebs on Security broke news of the hack back on Oct.

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Amex Alerts Cardholders Of 2013 Data Breach

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The scope of the December 2013 breach remains undisclosed at this time. According to a Finextra release issued today (March 17) on the matter, compromised information may include account numbers, names and card expiration dates. ” The third-party provider remains unnamed at this time.

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Actually, 3B Users Were Affected By 2013 Yahoo Hack

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Yahoo announced that it now believes a 2013 security breach exposed all 3 billion of its users at the time. Initially, Yahoo announced that 1 billion accounts had been compromised. Verizon was able to purchase Verizon for $350 million less than expected due to the 2013 data breach and a subsequent 2014 hack.

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Thieves Targeting Medical Device Data

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According to KPMG, over the past two years, 81 percent of health care organizations were the victims of cyberthreats or even had data compromised. The number of instances is rapidly increasing. The reason this is happening? This all equals a vulnerability that hackers find easy to penetrate.

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Australia, New Zealand Take A Hard BEC Scam Hit

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While the business email compromise (BEC) scam is a global pain point for businesses, this week's B2B Data Digest looks at the latest figures in B2B payments fraud and finds BEC heating up in one particular region: Australia and New Zealand. Titled "Business Email Compromise (BEC): How does it attack your business and how can you prevent it?"

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Neiman Marcus Agrees To Pay $1.5M To Settle Payment Card Breach

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8) that his office, as well as 42 other state attorney generals, have settled with Neiman Marcus over a 2013 breach of customer payment card data at 77 of the retailer’s stores. The Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh announced Tuesday (Jan. In a press release , the Maryland AG said Neiman Marcus agreed to pay $1.5

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Hackers Won’t Let SWIFT Catch A Break

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The new group, called Odinaff, is believed to be compromised of 10–20 organizations armed with malware that can hide fraudulent transfer requests in the SWIFT system. The emergence of new possible instances of compromise is not entirely surprising given that banks should now be undertaking rigorous reviews of their environments.

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