Target Hackers Hit One Stop Parking.com
Summary: KrebsOnSecurity reports that card data sold on the Rescator cybercrime shop traced back to onestopparking.com, a Florence, Ky. parking services company, in a batch dubbed "Solidus" that went on sale Dec. 21 at $6 to $12 per card. The site's manager, Amer Ghanem, said customers began reporting fraudulent charges about a week before Christmas and that complaints stopped after security scans and a software upgrade, though he said the company could not identify a specific cause.
What's compelling: The same shop that first sold cards from the Target and Home Depot breaches listed this batch, and it was the second online parking service hit in as many weeks after Park-n-Fly suspended its online reservations system pending remediation.
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