NOTICE OF DATA BREACH

I created to inform you about problems that may be related to MyFitnessPal account information. We understand that you value your privacy and we take your information seriously

On March 25, 2018, this February, I noticed that an unauthorized party acquired the data related to MyFitnessPal user account.

Information affected includes user name, e-mail address, hash password, and so on. In most cases, there is a hash function called bcrypt to protect passwords.

After noticing that we immediately took measures to judge the nature and extent of the problem. We are collaborating with a major data security company to support the survey. We also notify law enforcement agencies and make adjustments.

Ask the MyFitnessPal user to change the password and prompt the user to change it immediately.

We continue to strengthen our system to detect and prevent unauthorized access to user information.

We are obliged to warn you about this issue so that you can protect your personal information very seriously and you can take measures to protect your information. We recommend you:

Change the password for other accounts using the same or similar information as MyFitnessPal account.

Pay attention to annoying communication requesting personal data or see the web page requesting personal data.

To Wendy's customers, please visit www.wendys.com/notice for more information on this new information. This update includes a list of restaurant locations that may be relevant to the event and information on how customers protect the credits and how the affected customers receive 1 year free fraud advisory and ID recovery services Details about it are included. As part of ongoing investigations, in close collaboration with third-party forensic experts, federal law enforcement agencies, and contacts in the payment card industry, the company will target specific payment card information to other malware variants I judged that. This information includes the cardholder's name, credit card number or debit card number, expiration date, card holder confirmation value, and service code.

In general, state data security breach notifications and data security laws should include not only government ID numbers, payment card numbers, and health insurance data, but also the names of people. Particularly relevant to the owner of an online business is the fact that several state laws cover the username and password of a personal online account. The FTC has jurisdiction over many businesses in the business world and has the right to publish and enforce privacy regulations in certain industry sectors such as business e-mail, child privacy, telemarketing etc. in the event of specific problems To do. With regard to these areas, the FTC is aimed at preventing unfair or fraudulent commercial practices. Attorney General in each state handles high-profile data security vulnerability

A famous data breach involving Facebook and Cambridge Analytica is an example of breaking company standards and practices. In many jurisdictions in the US there is a specific version of the Data Breach Notification Act which obliges companies to disclose information disclosure so companies like Facebook may be fined if they do not tell consumers about these violations there is. Social media companies are responsible for data leakage and exploitation of data, but their responsibility is restricted to content posted on CDA's website by users. In other words, on the social media platform, you can freely access your website without worrying about litigation by third-party users.