Banks: Park-n-Fly Online Card Breach
Summary: Multiple financial institutions told KrebsOnSecurity they saw fraud on cards recently used to make online reservations at Park-n-Fly, an Atlanta-based offsite airport parking service with more than 50 locations nationwide. Park-n-Fly said it engaged multiple outside security firms but had found no breach of its systems, citing SSL encryption and a December 9 upgrade to an EV SSL certificate from Entrust; a January 14, 2015 update states the company acknowledged a breach.
Why it matters: Bank sources traced the stolen cards to four large batches of card data dubbed "Decurion" selling at Rescator, the same crime shop that moved cards from the Home Depot and Target breaches, priced at $6 to $9 per card and bundled with cardholder name, address and phone number.
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