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Amazon tells a court in Britain that it was hit by an "extensive" fraud that redirected payments and loans meant for some 100 marketplace sellers to other bank accounts: https://t.co/Q6mh0bCEuC
— Matt Day (@mattmday) May 8, 2019
Hackers stole cash from 100 Amazon sellers in 'serious' fraud https://t.co/r70Ws8cFXH
— Philippe Vynckier (@PVynckier) May 9, 2019
Amazon has been hacked. They just had a meeting with all their competitors and decided that it is NOT a good idea to cancel all shipments and reverse all orders. No worry, your orders are #SAFU #Binance https://t.co/p2pjxy5FpV
— $donald / 1donald (@disco_donald) May 9, 2019
Amazon has seller troubles and some hacking. https://t.co/y5DAeI0jUE
— Tami (Justice Time) Matthews (@geekgirlden) May 9, 2019
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— Booh - Believe. Trust. Have Faith. Breathe.. (@mikes_booh) May 8, 2019
Hackers stole cash from 100 Amazon sellers in 'serious' fraud. The intruders compromised accounts for half a year..https://t.co/GbmSSsMyZk
Amazon Hit by Extensive Fraud With Hackers Siphoning Merchant Funds https://t.co/z0uam4vOtq
— Audrey Renée (@BentleyAudrey) May 8, 2019
Amazon was hit by an "extensive" fraud and unidentified hackers siphoned funds from merchant accounts over 6 months last year. It’s high time for an unhackable decentralized internet: @dfinity ! https://t.co/gtRvVvwYaj
— Alex Tancredi (@alextancredi87) May 9, 2019
Amazon has seller troubles and some hacking. https://t.co/y5DAeI0jUE
— Tami (Justice Time) Matthews (@geekgirlden) May 9, 2019
Amazon sellers struck with 'extensive' fraud, financial theft https://t.co/JvuATq0fMZ by @SecurityCharlie
— ZDNet (@ZDNet) May 9, 2019
Amazon reported a "serious" campaign that compromised the accounts of roughly 100 sellers between May and October 2018, draining them of cash. The internet giant understood that the intruders changed account details at Barclays and Prepay Technologies.https://t.co/Dt6ZnK2xCQ
— ?Justice is Served (@pleasesaveour) May 10, 2019
#Phishing allows hackers access to roughly 100 Amazon seller accounts as part of a massive fraud scheme: https://t.co/LmG16kuGBH
— Arraya Solutions (@ArrayaSolutions) May 9, 2019
Amazon was hit by an "extensive" fraud and unidentified hackers siphoned funds from merchant accounts over 6 months last year: https://t.co/IsmF5qlJoI
— Adam Levin (@Adam_K_Levin) May 9, 2019