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NEW on the Virgin Media data breach: data on customers that asked to block/unblock websites - including porn, extreme gore, gambling - linked to contact details was also on the database. It's a small subset of 900k but serious due to potential extortion https://t.co/V0HsZkdeEz
— CyNic Fildes (@NicFildes) March 6, 2020
Lovely that @virginmedia tried to downplay their breach, but the data included who looks at porn (for some reason an ISP tracked this) with their name, email addy and physical address. https://t.co/umg7Qiul5I
— Kevin Beaumont (@GossiTheDog) March 6, 2020
Spare a thought for the thousand or so people who have had personal details leaked online - as well as their interest in porn and extreme "gore" videos - as part of the Virgin Media breach. Scoop from @NicFildes https://t.co/SttN0NbWRE pic.twitter.com/9RwVTAWnCd
— Matthew Garrahan (@MattGarrahan) March 6, 2020
Christ alive. "A customer database left unsecured online by Virgin Media contained details linking some customers to pornography and explicit websites." https://t.co/E0rxFKxEwu
— Zack Whittaker (@zackwhittaker) March 6, 2020
What?! How? We’re They logging URLs? https://t.co/DCM9OPMrcC
— Alan Woodward (@ProfWoodward) March 6, 2020
Virgin media takes security and not telling the truth very seriously. What’s wrong with so many companies trying to downplay data breaches. The truth will surface anyway... https://t.co/dvdBSmT5Rf#Infosec
— John Opdenakker (@j_opdenakker) March 6, 2020
A customer database left unsecured online by Virgin Media contained details linking some customers to pornography and explicit websites: https://t.co/HvX1ZcijkY
— Adam Levin (@Adam_K_Levin) March 7, 2020
And it gets worse: https://t.co/I4v84GueYK
— Troy Hunt (@troyhunt) March 6, 2020
Lovely that @virginmedia tried to downplay their breach, but the data included who looks at porn (for some reason an ISP tracked this) with their name, email addy and physical address. https://t.co/umg7Qiul5I
— Kevin Beaumont (@GossiTheDog) March 6, 2020
It is very true. We disclosed it and provided evidence to the Financial Times. Our statement: https://t.co/EqaWgUs1Xh
— Nathaniel Fried (@Nattyfried) March 7, 2020
FT article: https://t.co/F0k6EeDxzN
NEW on the Virgin Media data breach: data on customers that asked to block/unblock websites - including porn, extreme gore, gambling - linked to contact details was also on the database. It's a small subset of 900k but serious due to potential extortion https://t.co/V0HsZkdeEz
— CyNic Fildes (@NicFildes) March 6, 2020