 Canada’s 1-800-FLOWERS finds credit card stealing malware after 4 years The Canadian branch of 1-800-FLOWERS said malware on its website allowed unauthorized access to customers’ credit card details over a four-year period. TechCrunch reported on December 3rd, 2018 that the flower delivery company filed a report with the CaCommentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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Calling them a security team might be a stretch.
Calling them a security team might be a stretch.
I wouldn't call them if the data center were on fire.
Now there is a responsive auditing system!
I'll bet you money they installed an IDS after August 2015 and then assumed that their fucking baseline was safe.
Happens a lot, people assume they're safe when they put up their defenses yet they still need to go back and make sure that the enemy doesn't already have a foothold inside of their perimeter.
Now there is a responsive auditing system!
I'll bet you money they installed an IDS after August 2015 and then assumed that their fucking baseline was safe.
Happens a lot, people assume they're safe when they put up their defenses yet they still need to go back and make sure that the enemy doesn't already have a foothold inside of their perimeter.
One of the first lessons my co-ordinator taught us. Assume you are breached at all times.