Bell Canada (2014) Data Breach
In February 2014, Canadian telecommunications provider Bell Canada suffered a data breach when an Ottawa-based third-party vendor operating its small-business ordering application was compromised by hacker collective NullCrew.
Exposed Data Types
4- Payment cards with unresolved representation
- Genders
- Passwords with unresolved storage representation
- Usernames
About This Breach
The exposed dataset contained 20,902 usernames and passwords of small-business customers along with limited payment card records. Bell Canada officially acknowledged the incident, reset the compromised credentials, and notified all affected customers.
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