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Ongoing attacks at merchants across the U.S. are infecting credit card processing systems with the same type of malicious software used to steal data from some 40 million credit cards at Target Inc.
You deserve credit for service disruptions: Roseman
– thestar.com
You may expect a refund if your phone, cable or Internet service stops working during a storm, but your suppliers may be waiting for a request.Some data breaches you may never know about
– canada.com
A major data breach at U.S. retailers that saw hackers steal credit card and banking information from as many as 70 million shoppers has rocked consumer confidence south of the border and left many nervously eyeing their bank accounts for fraudulent activity.
