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3. Oh sh*t

Fri Dec 27, 2013, 06:05 PM

Dec 2013

Remind me not to shop at Tar-JAY again.

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Target: Customers' encrypted PINs were stolen [View all] Jesus Malverde Dec 2013 OP

Were the PINs encrypted with the NSA compromised algorithms? Xipe Totec Dec 2013 #2

Oh sh*t LiberalEsto Dec 2013 #3

They are probably the MOST secure place to shop right now! SeattleVet Dec 2013 #9

True. I seldom shop there LiberalEsto Dec 2013 #10

So if I made a purchase and didn't Kingofalldems Dec 2013 #4

Probably not (worries) about the PIN, but get a new card mascarax Dec 2013 #5

If your issuer isn't cancelling your card proactively Ruby the Liberal Dec 2013 #7

I got a letter from my bank . . . Brigid Dec 2013 #6

Be aware that they likely have a time on it Ruby the Liberal Dec 2013 #8

Nah, those PINs were just "surveilled," NSA style. blkmusclmachine Dec 2013 #11

Well, they are saying Nov. 27 to Dec. 15, but woo me with science Dec 2013 #13

move along, nothing to see here... pothos Dec 2013 #14

Primary concern to reduce cost seabeckind Dec 2013 #16

Should they even be holding onto the pin even if it is encrypted? LiberalFighter Dec 2013 #17

It's unlikely that the merchant terminals at the checkout counters Maedhros Dec 2013 #19