Monthly Archives: May 2008
Even Some Banks are Careless
According to ComputerWorld, Bank of New York Mellon Corp. transported an unencrypted computer tapes with 4.5 million client records and the tapes are lost. Continue reading
Posted in Data Breach, credit card fraud, identity theft
Tagged Data Breach, identity theft, Security Breach
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Another Less-Than-Useless Service
Marketing a service under the name of “Verify-Me-Now,” the company known as Ifbyphone is offering to “SLASH credit card fraud” with a simple telephone call. There’s a problem. They have no idea who their automated system is calling! Continue reading
SoftCard Vendor Exposing Card Numbers
When a company that claims to be selling credit card security products does it with an insecure web form, I just have to wonder what they are really doing. SoftCard.biz just has me wondering. Continue reading
Posted in Data Breach, Merchant911.org, credit card fraud, e-Commerce, fraud, identity theft, merchant
Tagged credit card fraud, credit card processor, SoftCard.biz
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