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SUMMARY

Allowed remote Internet users to browse documents ranging from correspondence to online order data
Records Unknown
Record Types MISC
Breach Type Web, Web
Data Family Electronic
Source Outside
Organization United States Government
Other Affected/Involved Organizations None
Lawsuit? NO/UNKNOWN
Data Recovered? NO/UNKNOWN
Arrest? NO/UNKNOWN
Submitted By: Anonymous

TIMELINE

DateEvent
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2002-03-29 Organization Reports Incident
None. Add Data Organization Mails Notifications
None. Add Data Records Recovered
None. Add Data Lawsuit Filed
None. Add Data Arrest Made

SIMILAR INCIDENTS

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0 2006-07-14 Hampton Circuit Court
0 2006-07-16 Mississippi Secretary of State
0 2007-02-02 New York Department of State

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by Anonymous on 2009-02-24 (almost 3 years ago)

Found this Visa announcement from 2-11 describing an undisclosed breach that is not Heartland:

http://www.cbai.com/news/VisaAnnouncesAnotherDataBreach.htm

Has anyone heard anything on RBS WorldPay finding a second breach in their CC processing while investigating the pre-paid breach that was already announced?

Are they trying to avoid the double whammy while they announce the big sell-off of assets and a return to retail banking this week?

Hmmm... Difficult to see the future is.

by Anonymous on 2009-02-24 (almost 3 years ago)

You can bet that there will be A LOT more major breaches coming to light in the near future. The question is will the processors go public with the details or try to bury it. I do commend Heartland for going public with their breach and pushing for true end to end encryption.

by Anonymous on 2009-02-24 (almost 3 years ago)

Maybe they haven't put out a Press Release announcing a breach because ... there hasn't been a breach. Just because malicious software made it onto a system ... doesn't mean that card holder data made it out. No data going out means, No Breach. No Breach ... No Press Release.

by Anonymous on 2009-02-26 (almost 3 years ago)

I know of 3 different credit unions/small banks in norther New England that have been reissuing cards in the past week or so. Maybe we could track narrow it down by posting institutions involved....

by Anonymous on 2009-03-25 (almost 3 years ago)

Our BOA visa credit card was breached with charges to itunes, napster, Sci stamps, then creditline.com. Fortunately, BOA locked it before real damage was done. Does anyone know if this is a larger problem than our one credit card?

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