Hackers certainly have a sense of humor. They hacked into the database of kind-hearted, happy-faced clothing manufacturer Life is Good, stealing the names, addresses and credit card information of 9,250 customers. The company announced the breach yesterday, but wouldn’t share when it took place. “Within days of the discovery, after assessing and securing the site, full information went out to the potentially affected customers,” spokesman Jim Laughlin said. “There’s been no illegal behavior using that information that we’re aware of.” That you’re aware of… Via The Boston Herald
Life is Insecure
Opinion
Sep 21, 20061 min




