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Sodexo Filmology data breach – Users need cancel their credit cards

Posted on April 9, 2018 by Dissent

Pierluigi Paganini reports:

Sodexo food services and facilities management company notified a number of customers that it was the victim of a targeted attack on its cinema vouchers platform, Filmology and it is urging them to cancel their credit cards.

The service rewards UK employee via discounted cinema tickets, the website was taken down in response to the incident “to eliminate any further potential risk” to consumers and to protect their data.

Read more on Security Affairs.


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