Identity Theft
User Data Compromised in Touchnote Breach
Reported by securityweek.com
UK-based postcard-sending service Touchnote learned last week that its systems had been breached in an attack that resulted in customer details getting stolen.
The company’s investigation so far revealed that the attackers managed to steal names, email addresses, postal addresses, order histories and, in some cases, dates of birth. Touchnote has pointed out that it only stores the last four digits of customers’ payment card numbers. Full credit and debit card numbers, expiry dates, and security codes are not at risk.