Bankrupt Company's Data Resold on Craigslist
Heads up for any members who have ever purchased through NCIX. Looks like their server equipment was sold off without being scrubbed.
This is a good reminder about letting a third party store your credit card data.
https://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2018/09/24/bankrupt-ncix-customer-data-resold-on-craigslist/
Heads up for any members who have ever purchased through NCIX. Looks like their server equipment was sold off without being scrubbed.
This is a good reminder about letting a third party store your credit card data.
https://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2018/09/24/bankrupt-ncix-customer-data-resold-on-craigslist/
4 Comments
Active today
True, but I've been involved in a bankruptcy. If someone buys out the company do they own the data as well? Not the case here, but could they offer to sell the data?
Active 5 days ago
They can sell the data to any company that continues the business (as a whole) in one part. (restart of business with new owners)...
(that is data that will still be used for what it was provided for.... ) Data is NOT provided for anything else then conducting business with THIS company. (If EU customers are part of the data GDPR is important here, or even if non-EU citizens did business from the EU).
So there is no license on the data for a lot of different things.
(that is data that will still be used for what it was provided for.... ) Data is NOT provided for anything else then conducting business with THIS company. (If EU customers are part of the data GDPR is important here, or even if non-EU citizens did business from the EU).
So there is no license on the data for a lot of different things.
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