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The tax-software company said that after a preliminary examination with Palantir Technologies, which provides security and antifraud services, it believes there
by ChristianBundy 12y ago
The tax-software company said that after a preliminary examination with Palantir Technologies, which provides security and antifraud services, it believes there wasn’t a breach of Intuit systems and that "the information used to file fraudulent returns was obtained from other sources outside the tax preparation process."
Did you read the article?
- sp332 12y agoThere is a single, solitary sentence in this article that implies there might not be a data breach: Perhaps someone got a name and guessed a password,” she said. The rest of the article is full of evidence that there was a data breach. Edit: including the part you quoted, information used to file fraudulent returns was obtained from other sources outside the tax preparation process.
- ams6110 12y agoSomeone getting a name and guessing a password would be a data breach. What else can you call it?