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19,000 UK credit card details posted on the Net ... and accessible on Google
- shadytrees 18y agoI guess USB drives now come in a "creepy and finger-like" flavor.
- skalpelis 18y agoIs that the prosthetic finger from the guy who had a finger-flashdrive in an article a few days ago?
- vyrotek 18y agoI think it is. I was too distracted by the photo to even read the article. Oh well..
- tlrobinson 18y agoThat's better than them being traded in secret, right? The CC companies know they're stolen and can immediately cancel them.
- tsally 18y agoExcellent. This is great news. Once they are on the net, the cardholders are effectively safe because of fraud protection. The real danger is when you don't know your number has been stolen. Based on the headline, it doesn't appear the journalist who wrote this piece understands that. Sigh....
- almost 18y agoHe works for the Daily Mail. It's a wonder he could even string sentences together let alone understand something as "complex" as that.
- snprbob86 18y agoOverly sensational title (the original; gibsonf1 did the right thing using the original title) I'm sure the same credit card details can be found with other search engines, but the title implies Google had something to do with it.