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Adidas US Website Hit by Data Breach
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Joe Stanganelli
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Joe Stanganelli,
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7/3/2018 | 6:08:27 AM
Re: Adidas has no reason to believe that any credit card or fitness information of those consumers was impacted
@Ryan: Not every breach has to involve payment information.


Even without the encrypted passwords, we are absolutely talking about PII: usernames + contact information. And very little contact info indeed is needed to perpetuate notable harm.
RyanSepe
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RyanSepe,
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6/29/2018 | 2:07:53 PM
Adidas has no reason to believe that any credit card or fitness information of those consumers was impacted
When this is the case I believe the event to be an incident but not a breach. Release an email to the affected that you will be forcing a password change. Unless you can confirm that sensitive data sets were acquired I don't think there is any reason to declare a breach and it is more difficult to back track than it is to escalate severity once more data is found.
RyanSepe
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RyanSepe,
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6/29/2018 | 2:03:05 PM
More to come....hopefully
When these go public there is many times a lack of detail until the Incident Report is released. These are the logistics I typically concern myself with. 


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