Adobe Hack Compromises 2.9M Credit Cards

By  |  October 4, 2013
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California-based software giant Adobe has revealed that hackers stole the personal information of 2.9 million customers, Finextra reported on October 4.

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    The stolen information included customer names, as well as credit card and debit card numbers. The hackers also reportedly stole source codes to popular Adobe products.

    For more on the security breach, click here. 

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