Spammer Gets Eight Years In Jail For Identity Theft Hack
from the and-axciom? dept
Remember Acxiom? One of those data collection companies who has made it nearly impossible to opt out of their “marketing” database, which they sell to all sorts of marketing organizations? Yes, this is the one that got hacked and had much of their data stolen, after which they fixed things so well that, yup, they got hacked again, this time by a well known spammer, who used the data to add to his list of supposedly “opt-in” spam recipients. Well, the spammer/hacker has now received eight years in jail, but Acxiom apparently gets off easy for not protecting your data very well. They must have had some sort of policy in place, as apparently that’s all you need to be protected from liability on data leaks these days.
Comments on “Spammer Gets Eight Years In Jail For Identity Theft Hack”
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I was in charge of the S.O.X. IT compliance at my old company. After months of creative brainpower and hardwork to come up with solutions to secure our data, most of it was trashed by management in lieu of a couple of excuses.
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Glad to see some of these spammers finally make it into the pen. Hope someone smashes his knuckles and makes him into a wife. Tired of these spammers creating hassles for the rest of us for now reason.
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Yes, how dare that man clutter up my inbox! He should be raped and have his fingers broken.
Jesus…. you’re one sick fuck.