[Updated (2018-04-06 22:18 UTC): According to a report at c|net, the breach also affected: Sears, Kmart, and now Best Buy, too. --martyb]
Delta Says Data Exposed for 'Several Hundred Thousand' Customers
Delta Air Lines Inc. said a cyber attack on a contractor potentially exposed the payment information of "several hundred thousand customers."
A data breach from Sept. 26 to Oct. 12 at a company called [24]7.ai allowed unauthorized access to customers' names, address, payment-card information, CVV numbers and expiration dates, Delta said in a statement Thursday. The vendor, which provides online chat services to Delta, notified the carrier and other clients last week.
[...] Delta said it wasn't yet able to say how many customers actually had their data stolen. The information was at risk if a customer entered data manually online to complete a payment transaction, Delta said. Data from customers who used a program called Delta Wallet weren't compromised.
Delta statement and response website.
Also at The Verge.
(Score: 3, Funny) by bob_super on Friday April 06 2018, @07:18PM (2 children)
We need a Today's Breach nexus.
This is getting so systematic and depressingly unpunished, some people will soon want to turn it off like they bypass Politics, Gender studies publications, or Vegan Ramblings.
(Score: 3, Funny) by takyon on Friday April 06 2018, @07:40PM (1 child)
But if you turn off Vegan Ramblings, you might get shot up.
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(Score: 2) by bob_super on Friday April 06 2018, @08:56PM
Whether you get shot or not, you successfully get rid of Vegan Ramblings.
So, in all cases, you get to enjoy a much-improved environment.