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lezinterracial 01-11-2014 11:40 PM

More US retailers hacked.
 
Besides Neiman Marcus there are 3 more retailers rumored to have been hacked. I was thinking the details on the hack on Target were being kept quiet for a reason. Was thinking other retailers had the same problem.

http://www.cnbc.com/id/101328744

Rochard 01-12-2014 12:34 AM

This is going to get worse, and it will be a huge problem. My card was shut down because of the Target crap, and it's changed the way we handle our money. I've always kept my money in multiple banks in case one account got hacked we could change over to another account instantly, but now we are using credit cards. I haven't had credit cards since before 2000 - Just don't need them. Now they have smaller amounts and would be shut off a lot quicker if compromised, and also limits our liability - without risking our cash in the bank.

InfoGuy 01-12-2014 03:52 AM

I'd imagine the Neiman Marcus account info is much more valuable than Target account info due to the higher credit limits and the big spenders who might not notice a few unauthorized charges.

Maqua 01-12-2014 04:02 AM

I was reading about that, more bad news and it affects all of us :(

Pornwolf 01-12-2014 04:07 AM

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Originally Posted by Rochard (Post 19942171)
This is going to get worse, and it will be a huge problem. My card was shut down because of the Target crap, and it's changed the way we handle our money. I've always kept my money in multiple banks in case one account got hacked we could change over to another account instantly, but now we are using credit cards. I haven't had credit cards since before 2000 - Just don't need them. Now they have smaller amounts and would be shut off a lot quicker if compromised, and also limits our liability - without risking our cash in the bank.

Cash in the bank is seeming much less safe now a days. Something tells me even one of those will be hacked soon.

Barry-xlovecam 01-12-2014 07:58 AM

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CAHEK 01-12-2014 10:26 AM

somebody going to make lots of money :2 cents:

lezinterracial 01-12-2014 11:20 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pornwolf (Post 19942240)
Cash in the bank is seeming much less safe now a days. Something tells me even one of those will be hacked soon.

I am wondering if it is already happening without them telling us.

Remember when that Arab bank was hacked and all the prepaid debit card limits were increased. People were sent out with cloned cards to drain ATMs worldwide.

Given enough time these European hackers will find more holes in more software. In my opinion, And I don't think the companies would go for it, We need higher bounties for white and grey hats. Make the reward greater than the trouble of stealing.

DBS.US 01-12-2014 12:30 PM

With all this going on why do people us debt cards linked to their own bank accounts?
If you debit card gets hacked your moneys gone, so what if you may get it back someday.
If your credit card number gets hacked you still have your money.

InfoGuy 01-12-2014 12:40 PM

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Originally Posted by DBS.US (Post 19942495)
With all this going on why do people us debt cards linked to their own bank accounts?
If you debit card gets hacked your moneys gone, so what if you may get it back someday.
If your credit card number gets hacked you still have your money.

Some possible reasons include:

* Dumb - Some banks automatically sign up customers for debit cards, who don't think twice about using them.
* Greedy - Some banks offer rewards/points/incentives for using debit cards.
* Desparate - People with bad credit can't get credit cards, only debit cards.

Sunny Day 01-12-2014 01:09 PM

Targets Cards
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by InfoGuy (Post 19942233)
I'd imagine the Neiman Marcus account info is much more valuable than Target account info due to the higher credit limits and the big spenders who might not notice a few unauthorized charges.

Target issues 2 kinds of credit cards.
1- Good only for Target purchases.
2- If you have good credit, you get a Target branded Visa.
GF had a Target Visa with a 5 figure limit. Couldn't believe it. Glad we dropped it a few years ago.
A year ago her Mastercard got hacked. Wouldn't have caught it because of the high limit. Only spotted it as I was checking on the charges from a trip taken on the card a week before.

TheSquealer 01-12-2014 01:18 PM

All i can say is that I am thankful that the government had to foresight to indemnify themselves lawsuits from against security breaches with healthcare.gov... in fact, the law says they don't have to even notify you when your data has been stolen... you know, for your own good. Because they are awesome.

L-Pink 01-12-2014 01:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheSquealer (Post 19942533)
All i can say is that I am thankful that the government had to foresight to indemnify themselves lawsuits from against security breaches with healthcare.gov... in fact, the law says they don't have to even notify you when your data has been stolen... you know, for your own good. Because they are awesome.

I know, they don't even have to tell you the mandatory info you supply them is/was stolen.

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TheSquealer 01-12-2014 01:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by L-Pink (Post 19942540)
I know, they don't even have to tell you the mandatory info you supply them is/was stolen.

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Message: "we care"

Captain Kawaii 01-13-2014 02:30 AM

How many GFY'ers got hit? Target now says 70 million plus got ripped.
Glad I do all my banking at the post office now. :thumbsup

BenDrey666 01-13-2014 04:39 AM

Fuck the internet :321GFY


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