Exclusive Hackers are claiming to have hacked Australian point-of-sale technology (PoS) company H&L Australia, and have been claiming to potential buyers that they had lifted its customer database. They were already offering it for sale for AU$22,000 ($16,580, £12,723) more than two months ago.
If indeed they have hacked into H&L, credit card data and personal information would potentially be at risk: the firm’s clients include several major retailers.
The Register received information about an alleged breach at H&L Australia two weeks ago, plus the credentials required to access what was alleged to be an active backdoor on the company’s network and an open public link to a large SQL database dump.
We immediately reported this to CERT Australia, which offers assistance to compromised businesses. For the full article click here
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