Primary Sources
Primary Source ID: 216
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98,930 credit and debit card numbers stolen from database
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| Filename | Source | Researcher | Incident IDs |
| NH_forever21.pdf | New Hampshire Consumer Protection & Antitrust Bureau | kirniki | 1159 |
| Records | File Date | Uploaded | Updated |
| Not yet entered | 2008-09-16 | 2008-12-04 | 23 Sep 13:29 |
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* £=~·~·’ V..~ 3% 20S? Scene ;¤=mm&c»ASm&Er ¤ Laws C¤>m0¤¢¢»r¤Q=3058 ¤ PHQNE {213) 74H€»EGG ·= FMQ213) ?4H—8€> |
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Breach Types:
- Disposal Computer | Disposal Document | Disposal Tape | Disposal Drive
- Email | Fraud Se | Hack | Lost Computer
- Lost Document | Lost Drive | Lost Laptop | Lost Media
- Lost Tape | Missing Laptop | Snail Mail | Stolen Computer
- Stolen Document | Stolen Drive | Stolen Laptop | Stolen Media
- Stolen Tape | Unknown | Virus | Web
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