Hackers got their hands on a loot of 300k pirated book pdfs? And internal documents that were already leaked by someone that googled "how to share a pdf".
Geez, I know nobody here clicks through and reads articles before commenting, but are we not even reading the posts now?
>we found that the third party may have accessed your email address... last 4 digits of your credit card and country, credit card issuer, credit card expiry date, payment history
I only received this same email a few hours ago, Oct 30. Why not tell all customers at once, especially if payment information was involved?
And they posted about a security incident on their blog on Oct 1. https://support.scribd.com/hc/en-us/articles/53787421531284-...
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No one is safe anymore.
I don't see any email like this in my inbox. Perhaps they are only sending this email to those who have their payment information saved on Scribd?
Wonder if there's anything of worth.
Hackers got their hands on a loot of 300k pirated book pdfs? And internal documents that were already leaked by someone that googled "how to share a pdf".
Geez, I know nobody here clicks through and reads articles before commenting, but are we not even reading the posts now?
>we found that the third party may have accessed your email address... last 4 digits of your credit card and country, credit card issuer, credit card expiry date, payment history
not even worth disclosing nowadays, almost entirely public info
Great reason to use privacy.com virtual cards wherever possible and online
I don't even think they actually pirated book pdfs. Just previews to get you to sign up that lead to no where