This Week in Breach

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Titan: Retailer for tools, housewares, and household appliances.Risk to Small Business: SevereExploit: System breach through malware attack.Customers Impacted:Total number to be determined, but 1,838 Washington residents were affected.Read more

DiscountMugs.com: E-commerce website for custom mugs and apparel.Risk to Small Business: SevereIndividual Risk: SevereExploit: Injection of card skimming code into website.Customers Impacted:Total number to be determinedRead more
In Other News:Hyatt will pay hackers to find security vulnerabilitiesHyatt Hotels recently launched a bug bounty program dubbed HackerOne, enabling ethical hackers to report security flaws for rewards up to $4,000. Considering recent card-skimming attacks against the hospitality chain, the innovative platform is designed to “tap into the vast expertise of the security research community to accelerate identifying and fixing potential vulnerabilities”. Other organizations that are following suit and using the platform include Google, Twitter, the US Department of Defense, GitHub, and Qualcomm.Read more

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