Adobe Data Breach Exposes 3 Million Customer Credit Cards

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Creative-software giant Adobe Systems said that 3 million customer records, plus source code for Adobe products, was taken in a massive data breach.

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[sykozis]

Digital distribution is and will always be a major security risk. Cases like this, prove that physical distribution is superior to digital....

 

[sykozis]

Digital distribution is and will always be a major security risk. Cases like this, prove that physical distribution is superior to digital....

 

[phatboe]

TRUST THE CLOUD@@@!!!111 TRUST THE CLOUD@@@!!!111

 

[eodeo]

I like how I'm not using CC. CS6 4tw

 

[chicofehr]

That's why I only have pre-paid credit cards. I only put enough on them for what I need to buy then its empty again.

 

[curiosul]

Am I considered a troll if I say "open source software FTW!" ?

 

[f-14]

this is highly amusing considering almost all of the healthcare industry uses adobe in one more multiple capacities for much of the health insurance industry programs.

2.9 million hospitals and insurers just got screwed, hopefully some hacker group finds a way to drain 90% of the obamacarefunds every year and the entire program gets scraped after sending america into world bankruptcy courts.

 

[24oz]

Thanks alot Adobe for protecting my CC info

 

[jhansonxi]

Any bets on if this breach started with a Flash exploit?

 

[wiinippongamer]

brb free software CS6 clones.

 

[wiinippongamer]

brb free software CS6 clones.

 

[ddpruitt]

Digital distribution is and will always be a major security risk. Cases like this, prove that physical distribution is superior to digital....

That's an asinine short sighted view. This has nothing to do with the distribution method. The only difference between digital and physical is the organization holding the credit card numbers. Odds are that Adobe maintains fewer credit card numbers than another organization that processes transactions like Best Buy or Amazon. At they very least Adobe came clean about the attack sooner rather than 6 months down the line when they were forced to.

 

[belardo]

There is a reason why I DON'T have websites or services SAVE MY bloody CC information!

 

[cats_Paw]

And this is why i always turn off the "save my information for later payments" in Steam.

 

[JackFrost860]

I got an email from Adobe saying that all my information has been stolen including my CC, so please change your Adobe password. WFT! How is that going to help? It's gone now, like contact my back and cancel my CC would be better advice.

 

[JackFrost860]

PS. Thanks Adobe for being upfront and honest.
PPS. You suck at security. Once the source code is analysed and new weaknesses can be found anyone with a Adobe product installed will be vulnerable... even more so that is...

 

[JackFrost860]

PS. Thanks Adobe for being upfront and honest.
PPS. You suck at security. Once the source code is analysed and new weaknesses can be found anyone with a Adobe product installed will be vulnerable... even more so that is...

 

[rokit]

Clouds are so good. Autodesk is heading this way as well, thanks God their prices are too high to jump on cloud versions.
Oh and, f**k you Adobe! Don't you have any security pros in there?