537,877 Americans Warned After Hackers Hit Payments Firm – Names, Transaction Histories and More at Risk

A major cybersecurity incident has occurred at GSPlatformCo Inc., a digital payments firm that provides payment processing, tax compliance, and customer billing services for online marketplaces. Hackers were able to access a system containing customer data in April of last year, but the company only discovered the breach in November and reported it to regulators, including the Maine Attorney General’s Office, in January.

According to breach notices, a total of 537,877 individuals in the United States have been affected by this data breach, particularly customers who utilized ANKA-powered services. While the compromised dataset did not include highly sensitive information such as passwords or payment card numbers, it did contain basic personal details like names, contact information, demographic data, account status, and basic transaction history.

GSPlatformCo Inc. and its affiliates have assured that no passwords, payment card numbers, or login tokens were accessed during the breach. In response to the incident, the company has taken steps to secure the affected systems and has initiated a thorough security investigation. Affected users have been notified of the breach and advised to remain vigilant against any suspicious communications.

As cybersecurity threats continue to evolve, it is essential for companies like GSPlatformCo Inc. to prioritize the security of their systems and data to protect their customers from potential breaches. Stay updated on the latest developments by following us on X, Facebook, and Telegram, and subscribe to receive email alerts directly to your inbox. Don’t miss out on important updates and check out the latest price action and news on The Daily Hodl Mix.

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[Original article source: Maine Attorney General’s Office]