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| Source |  The State of Security |
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| Identifiant | 1321124 |
| Date de publication | 2019-09-12 03:00:04 (vue: 2019-09-12 06:00:18) |
| Titre | What to Do If You Receive a Legitimate “Unusual Account Activity” Notice |
| Texte | Sadly, it's all too common for consumers to receive notices of “unusual account activity” these days. Yes, service providers might send out these letters after learning of a data breach that affected a large portion of their customer base. But sprawling security incidents aren't the only motivation here for issuing these types of notifications. Indeed, […]… Read More |
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| Condensat | … read account activity” affected after all appeared aren base breach but common consumers customer data days first here incidents indeed issuing large learning legitimate letters might more motivation notice notices notifications only out portion post providers receive sadly security send service sprawling state these too types what “unusual |
| Tags | Data Breach |
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2019-09-12 03:00:42 | (Déjà vu) What to Do If You Receive a Legitimate \'Unusual Account Activity\' Notice (lien direct) | Sadly, it's all too common for consumers to receive notices of “unusual account activity” these days. Yes, service providers might send out these letters after learning of a data breach that affected a large portion of their customer base. But sprawling security incidents aren't the only motivation here for issuing these types of notifications. Indeed, […]… Read More | Data Breach |