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  1. Re:Politicians... by yuna49 · · Score: 1 · on Mass. Data Security Law Says "Thou Shalt Encrypt"

    I don't think data security would have gotten the traction it did here in MA if it hadn't been for the THX breach.

  2. here are the stores you should avoid by museumpeace · · Score: 2, Interesting · on TJX Fires Employee For Disclosing Vulnerability

    http://www.tjx.com/employment/life_brands.html I don't know who paid for it but I have had new credit cards issued not because I asked for them...kinda messed up my cookies for on line purchases. These guys suck.

  3. Re:I was about to say... by LostCluster · · Score: 3, Interesting · on TJX Fires Employee For Disclosing Vulnerability

    TJX is a range of store brands listed here.

  4. But of course... by WwWonka · · Score: 1 · on TJX Fires Employee For Disclosing Vulnerability

    .... THIS GUY has a blank password for his computer. Look at him!

    That is soooo a fake mustache and hairpiece. He has to be a double agent working for the opposition. Probably Target or Kmart or something like that. The whistleblower dude probably got to close to revealing the truth. Lucky he didn't end up in some cement shoes or some cheap knock off Chinese shoes that TJX sells at their stores.

  5. In case you're wondering who TJX is... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 4, Informative · on TJX Fires Employee For Disclosing Vulnerability

    Here's the TJX web site [warning: Flash], where you'll learn that they are TJMaxx, Winners, Marshalls, HomeSense, HomeGoods, TKMaxx, AJWright, and Bob's Stores. You can also read a nice letter from the TJX president and CEO describing how they have "...worked diligently with some of the world's best computer security firms to further enhance our computer security."

    Blank passwords. Wow. No bad guys would ever try that. Disclosing that policy would really compromise security, wouldn't it?

  6. In case you're wondering who TJX is... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 4, Informative · on TJX Fires Employee For Disclosing Vulnerability

    Here's the TJX web site [warning: Flash], where you'll learn that they are TJMaxx, Winners, Marshalls, HomeSense, HomeGoods, TKMaxx, AJWright, and Bob's Stores. You can also read a nice letter from the TJX president and CEO describing how they have "...worked diligently with some of the world's best computer security firms to further enhance our computer security."

    Blank passwords. Wow. No bad guys would ever try that. Disclosing that policy would really compromise security, wouldn't it?

  7. stolen card? by fima59 · · Score: 1 · on Major UK Child Porn Investigation Flawed

    I recently received a letter from this company, click on Important Customer alert http://www.tjx.com/index.html They told me that my vcredit card number was stolen by criminals

  8. Re:For Canadians, Winners and HomeSense affected by kbahey · · Score: 1 · on TJX Is Biggest Data Breach Ever

    My understanding is that Interac (debit cards for USians) are not affected, but credit card may have been stolen.

    A message on TJX's corporate web site advise customers to take certain steps (Canadian version), which include getting a credit report.

    I did that, since we shop at Winners occasionally, and did not find anything unusual, and our credit cards have not shown any unusual transactions.

  9. Re:For Canadians, Winners and HomeSense affected by kbahey · · Score: 1 · on TJX Is Biggest Data Breach Ever

    My understanding is that Interac (debit cards for USians) are not affected, but credit card may have been stolen.

    A message on TJX's corporate web site advise customers to take certain steps (Canadian version), which include getting a credit report.

    I did that, since we shop at Winners occasionally, and did not find anything unusual, and our credit cards have not shown any unusual transactions.