Incident
incident:rbs_worldpay_breach
Also: RBS Worldpay hack
Payment-processor intrusion in which stolen card data was distributed to cashers who withdrew more than nine million dollars.
Payment-processor intrusion in which stolen card data was distributed to cashers who withdrew more than nine million dollars.
“hackers got in, stole thousands of credit cards”
“Within 12 hours of the breach, the cashers were able to hit 280 cities”
| Direction | Predicate | Other entity | Origin | EP |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| outgoing | INVOLVES | Roman Seleznev | Attributed | 32 |
| outgoing | INVOLVES | Payment-card dumping | Explicit | 32 |
| outgoing | LEADS_TO | PCI | Derived | 32 |
RBS Worldpay breach INVOLVES Roman Seleznev
Federal prosecutors claimed Roman, along with fourteen others, hacked RBS Worldpay; Roman pleaded guilty to the charge.
Attributed Confidence 98% · Jack Rhysider EP 32 Details
“Federal prosecutors there claimed Roman, along with 14 other people, hacked into RBS Worldpay”
“Roman pleaded guilty to this, too.”
RBS Worldpay breach INVOLVES Payment-card dumping
The RBS Worldpay attackers stole thousands of credit cards and distributed the dumps to cashers.
Explicit Confidence 99% · Jack Rhysider EP 32 Details
“the hackers got in, stole thousands of credit cards, then gave it to fourteen different cashers around the world”
RBS Worldpay breach LEADS_TO PCI
The broader card breaches led victim businesses to face payment-card-industry compliance obligations and audits.
Derived Confidence 86% · Jack Rhysider EP 32 Details
“in order to process credit cards you must be compliant with the payment card industry, or PCI”