Hackers Who Stole Credit Card Numbers from Dave & Busters Arrested

The Justice Deparment on Monday said that a ring of international hackers has been busted after harvesting an untold quantity of credit card numbers from the servers of restaurant chain Dave & Busters. The hackers installed software on 11 of the company's 12 national servers that stole so called "track 2" data, which contains credit card numbers, expiration dates, and security codes, but no personal information.
The exact scale of the attack is unknown, but we do know that 5,000 credit cards from a single restaurant in Islandia, NY were compromised at one point and have been used in fraudulent purchases resulting in over $600,000 in losses. [Source: Wired]





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