there was just a blurb on the local news about the recently reported huge amount of stolen creditcard numbers from some unnamed processor... as before, they did not disclose the processor in question that was so royally hacked, but this time they *did* mention that the stolen CC #'s in question included VISA, MasterCard, and *AMEX* accounts... now, shouldn't this rule out processors that don't even process AMEX, like ccBill? do any of the large ISPS deal w/ AMEX at all..? iBill maybe? dunno, but this was the first time i'd ever heard AMEX cards being mentioned in the lot of stolen accounts, point of interest..
Update on 8 million stolen CC #'s..? AMEX too..
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Update on 8 million stolen CC #'s..? AMEX too..
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The number goes up everyday.
First 2 million.
Then 5 million.
Now 8 million?Comment
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i noticed this too Mr.Fiction... i first heard 5.5m i think, then today bumped up to 8m... tomorrow, it will be *all* CC #'s in the world have been compromised..The number goes up everyday....promise her a defamation, tell her where the rain will fall..Comment
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Just like after 9/11 in NYC there was 7000 people saying they lost their car or husband just to collect moneyOriginally posted by Mr.Fiction
The number goes up everyday.
First 2 million.
Then 5 million.
Now 8 million?
People are calling their credit card companies now saying OMG that $2000 charge, I never made it must be the hackers
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this is why all transactions need to be processed at one place. some companies will cut corners with security and then shit like this happens.Comment
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AFAIK Ibill processes amex for their 'mainstream' clients. Not sure about CCbill.
But those numbers (millions of credit cards) suggest that it was an adult processor.
EIther that or a big gateway processor like Authorize.net
You just can't get those numbers without being Huuuuuuge.
Whoever they are theyare big enough to be paying some decent money to keep it hush hush
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yeah, i'm real surprised noone is saying who/what organization this happened to, you'd think the press would have a field day if this had a connection to a processor who's main focus is pornography, more fuel for the anti-porn brigade... maybe this means its not adult related at all, considering the silence..?Whoever they are theyare big enough to be paying some decent money to keep it hush hush...promise her a defamation, tell her where the rain will fall..Comment
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ebay??
aol???
8 million,, thats a lot
he has a point, if it would be adult the media would have a field day, imagine it being aol or ebay??
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heh... i'm betting on AOL, i think they own eBay these days regardless.....imagine it being aol or ebay??...promise her a defamation, tell her where the rain will fall..Comment
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I think thats where my money would be.Originally posted by picindex
I think it was authorize.net....
Thats A LOT of cards.
I would bet on it being either Authorize or IBill....
The cool part about CCbill is we can say...
Hey Corvette is it CCbill?
And then Corvette will speak up and say........Comment
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rumor has it that it was Jesus Bill.
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You could take down any processor you liked with that many cards.. lets hope they don't victimise my merchants.
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