2022年4月26日

嵌入,代码复制并粘贴到你的网站或者博客:< iframe帧边缘= = " 620 "滚动=“1”高度src = " / /www.jdsupra.com/post/contentViewerEmbed.aspx?“汽车”fid = 8 a231254 - 1 - a31 - 417 f - 9 -甜e5901c760ab7”风格= "边境:2 px固体# ccc;overflow-x:隐藏!重要;溢出:隐藏;“宽度= " 100% " > < / iframe >最近,英镑谷系统,Inc .,这叫Inntopia,宣布了一项大型数据违反后未经授权的一方能够获得公司的计算机网络。因此,信用卡和借记卡的数量有17952人受到影响。2022年4月21日,Inntopia发出数据泄露给那些受事件影响的个人。如果你收到一个数据违反通知,至关重要的是你了解什么是风险,你能做什么。了解更多关于如何保护自己成为受害者的欺诈或身份盗窃和你的法律选择的Inntopia数据泄露,请参阅我们的最近的一篇文章的话题。我们知道Inntopia数据违反基于公司提供的信息在其最新的数据违反信,关于2022年2月18日Inntopia其IT网络上注意到不寻常的活动。作为回应,Inntopia招募第三方网络安全专家的帮助下确定活动的性质和范围,以及什么信息未经授权的用户访问。公司确认,未经授权的用户能够访问文件包含敏感的消费者数据之间的10月9日,2021年和2022年2月18日。 Upon further review, the company learned that the compromised information included the credit and debit card numbers of 17,952 people. On April 22, 2022, Inntopia sent data breach notification letters to all affected parties, informing them of the incident as well as what they can do to reduce the risks of fraud or identity theft. Inntopia is the name used by the company Sterling Valley Systems, Inc., which is a software company catering to the hospitality industry. Inntopia creates software for a variety of hotels, ski resorts, golf courses, and others in the lodging industry. The company provides a wide range of services, including assisting with marketing and tracking. Inntopia has 39 employees and brings in approximately $7 million in annual revenue. Your Credit Card Information Was Leaked in a Data Breach. Now What? Credit and debit card information is some of the most commonly targeted data in data breaches. After you learn that your payment card information was compromised, it’s easy to write off the incident assuming that your credit card company will either deny any unauthorized charges or reimburse you for any fraudulent activity. However, data breaches involving credit card and debit card numbers present a much more serious situation than most people realize. When a malicious actor obtains your credit or debit card number, they can use your payment information to make unauthorized purchases. However, credit card companies cannot legally hold you responsible for any charges made on your account after you report it stolen. But what about charges made before you report the card stolen? The problem with data breaches involving credit cards is that you may not know your credit card number was compromised until much later. To use the Inntopia breach as an example, the hacker obtained payment card information between October 9, 2021 and February 18, 2021. However, it wasn’t until April 21, 2021, that account holders learned that their card numbers were compromised. In this situation, what happens in the event of fraudulent activity depends in large part on which credit card company issues your card. By law, there are some limitations on the amount you can be responsible for; however, you will likely need to wait for the credit card company to conduct an investigation into the fraudulent activity so it can sort out which, if any, charges were legitimate. The bottom line is that while you have some protection in the event your credit card number is stolen, it doesn’t mean that you will be covered 100%. Thus, it is imperative that you report a card stolen as soon as you first notice unauthorized activity. Additionally, United States data breach laws allow consumers to pursue legal claims against companies that negligently maintain consumer data. If you recently learned their credit card was stolen and want to learn more about your rights and whether you can bring a data breach class action lawsuit against the company responsible for the breach, contact a data breach lawyer for assistance.