It’s been a very bad month for ESPs, companies that handle bulk mailings for their clients. Several of them have had internal security breaches, leaking client information, client mailing lists, or both. Many have also...
Read MoreIf the ESP breaches we’ve been reporting are Godzilla, Gamera, and other residents of Monster Island, then the PlayStation breach is the larger and more powerful MechaGodzilla. If the ESP breaches are planets in the solar system, the PlayStation breach is Jupiter — and the New York Yankees’ mistaken exposure of 20,000 ticketholders is poor, downgraded Pluto.
Read MoreThere's not too much to say about this, except it is Thursday, so it must be Emailviion's turn in the barrel, they are leaking Adobe spam. No word yet as to whose list this is. a spample can be found here CAUCE President...
Read MoreDiapers.com is the latest in a long series of ESP breaches by way of optivo.de. Optivo were alerted to this breach on April 14. UPDATE: While Responsys is the current ESP of record for Diapers.com according to their website (and...
Read MoreToday's breach is brought to you by Cheetahmail. Their 63.146.96.248/29 range is apparently spewing the same Adobe spam that has plagued the ESP industry since November 2009. This has been confirmed at three receiving sites....
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