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People like this are being affected and losing the ability to provide services and products. >> company say seen on tv. they didn't want to reveal this. the firearms makers, payday loan sellers, surveillance equipment, lots of companies. >> they didn't want this program to be released as you mentioned to the public at all. but most of these industries are industries that they have tried to legislate out of existence over the last 20 or 30 years and i haven't been able to do that. the obama administration under the direction of eric holder at the department of justice has decided that we are go...

People like this are being affected and losing the ability to provide services and products. >> company say seen on tv. they didn't want to reveal this. the firearms makers, payday loan sellers, surveillance equipment, lots of companies. >> they didn't want this program to be released as you mentioned to the public at all. but most of these industries are industries that they have tried to legislate out of existence over the last 20 or 30 years and i haven't been able to do that. the obama administration under the direction of eric holder at the department of justice has decided that we are go...

Stolen, this he don't necessarily believe the hackers will be able to unscramble that data. i've been speaking to a professional what's known as a white hat hacker who, would with corporations to help their encryption systems. i asked him, should consumers worried? these hackers got away with the pin data albeit scrambled. should people be worried? he's saying to me the hackers in this case would actually have to hack into the payment processor in order to be able to unscramble the data. he says it's possible but it would take highly sophisticated hackers to be able to do that. he's saying it ...

A chance to contemplate the future with renewed happiness and hope. >> her image city has be majest delivering a christmas mess sj since 1962. they have paid money for illegal practices. it includes 16 million in fines plus 59 million in refunds to customers. the refunds and penalties relate to add on products such as credit monitoring and payment protection. they violated federal laws by misleading consumers about the benefits of the add-on products. target is denying reports the recent data breech included stolen pins. cyber security experts say mal wear infected the swipe machines at stor...

Systems across the country. think about for a second, what would you do with data from 40 million credit and debit cards item you don't use that yourself. you sell it. to people who want to make fake cards or otherwise make a profit. and the cards aren't hard to buy. bloomberg reported in 2011 that stolen credit cards could be purchased at an amazon-like online bazaar for just $3.50 each. there's a massive underground market for this stuff. and the target hack is just the latest big theft. back in 2007, thieves stole data from up to 90 million cards from t.j. maxx and other chains. since then,...