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The Dark Art of Turning Mountains of Stolen Data Into Cash

2020-02-28 13:00:00| TechNewsWorld

We're only two months into a new year and already hundreds of millions of personal records have been compromised, including 123 million records from sporting retailer Decathlon and another 10.6 million records from MGM Resorts hotels. These announcements followed fuel and convenience chain Wawa's revelation that it was the victim of a nine-month-long breach of its payment card systems.

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