Target Hackers Hit Third Parking Service
Summary: Book2Park.com, an online airport parking reservation service, appears to be the third such service since December 2014 hit by the gang that stole over 100 million cards from Target and Home Depot, after a new batch of cards dubbed "Denarius" appeared for sale on Rescator. Banks that bought cards from the batch found every one had been issued to customers who recently reserved parking at Book2Park.com, and owner Anna Infante said a contracted technology firm had recently found and removed malicious files planted on the site's web server.
Why it matters: Cards from Book2Park sold for $12 to $18 each, versus $6 to $13 for the earlier Park 'N Fly and OneStopParking batches, and the malware that lifted them copied data from order forms before it was encrypted - so a merchant can be breached without ever storing card data.
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