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Get Permission Joker's Stash, the notorious underground marketplace that has specialized in the sale of stolen payment card data, is reportedly shutting down in February, with its administrator claiming he will "retire" at that time, according to researchers at Gemini Advisory, which tracks stolen payment card data. In a report released Friday, Gemini Advisors notes that the administrator of the darknet site, who also goes by the name "JokerStash," plans to close down the marketplace on Feb. 15. The message was posted to the Joker's Stash forum as well as several other underground forums. Th...

Get Permission A recently uncovered payment card skimmer is targeting several large content management systems that support the online checkout pages of dozens of e-commerce sites, according to researchers with Dutch security firm Sansec. To date, this new skimmer has been found on a dozen online stores' checkout pages that are supported by content management systems hosted on platforms from Shopify, BigCommerce, Zen Cart and WooCommerce, according to the report. These types of payment card skimmers, or JavaScript skimmers, are typically deployed by a cybercriminal organization dubbed by sev...

Different yet simultaneous flaws. we're talking about, first of all the iphone ipad. this morning we're waking up to see there's a flaw exposed in it. apple has patched this flaw that enables people to get your data from your phone, including passwords as well as payment data. from ipads as well. the problem is about 1,500 apps so far have not yet updated. meaning, you're totally exposes if you have these apps. we were still counting the apps. we're up to 1,500. this was fixed in march, yet the app makers have not yet complied. what can you do? not much. what you can do is put pressure on appl...

Two executive orders aimed equal pay to give men and women but only to federal reporters. they retaliated against employees who discussed their pay. the second would require contractors to disclose payment data. a wedding photography firm refused to provide services for same sex ceremony but a new mexico court ruled it was discrimination. now that ruling stands. research council tony perkins sat down with the kelly files to weigh in. you should not have to render your right to conscienceh to enter in t-- enter into the marketplace. >> since the supreme court declined to hear the case that

Executive order to get his own way once again. today the president will sign two executive orders aimed at giving equal pay to men and women for federal contractors. the first order will prevent employers prosecute retaliating against workers who talk about their pay with one another and the second one would require contractors to disclose payment data. female staffers at the white house make 88 cents per every dollar to their male counterparts. what does the white house have to say about this? listen to this. >> though, that the 88 cents that you cite that, is not 100, but it's better than th...