Pizza Hut customers who were defrauded in the past two weeks by false credit card usage can thank the (popular?) pizza chain for the privilege. The company was hacked on October 1st and 2nd, but waited nearly two weeks to inform customers that their private data had been compromised. The company finally began notifying users on Saturday.
The breach appears to have been total, with hackers making off with names, billing zip codes, delivery addresses, credit card numbers, CVN numbers, and email addresses-everything you'd need, in other words, to help yourself to someone else's data and personal information. Anyone who ordered a pizza via Pizza Hut's mobile app on October 1 or October 2 was potentially affected.
An "average" reaction time, considering the performance of some companies. >_>
On the opposite side, I should mention that Disqus had a problem, and they sent out email resets and notification in 24 hours (about 3x faster than the gold standard for responses).
An "average" reaction time, considering the performance of some companies. >_>
On the opposite side, I should mention that Disqus had a problem, and they sent out email resets and notification in 24 hours (about 3x faster than the gold standard for responses).
Maybe it's time to just start using cash for everything. Perhaps I was wrong to laugh at my dad for never using an ATM or credit cards when I was growing up.
completely disagree. Little Ceasars is for sure the Mcdonalds of pizza. complete and utter GARBAGE pizza.
Luckily in my area we've got a local owned pizza shop that makes absolutely amazing pizza, followed by pizza hut, which makes pretty damn good pizza aswell imo, above and beyond anything little ceasars can do with their 5 dollar large pizza BS.
I'm pretty desensitized to these announcements anymore. I know I should care, but it has become so common-place and nothing is being done to reprimand their actions. I feel like this is just the bank crisis of the mid 2000's reincarnate. Only thing left is how much this is going to cost the consumer to fix their ineptitude.
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