The TJX security breach
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TJX settles with Mastercard
The Framingham retailer will pay up to $24 million to banks to cover fraud losses stemming from its massive data breach.
- graphic Where your data goes
- timeline TJX's security breach
TJX Cos., the Framingham-based owner of T.J. Maxx and Marshalls, said in January that its computer system had been hacked into, compromising the personal information of millions of customers.
TJX settles data breach charges, avoids fines
More than a year after millions of T.J. Maxx and Marshalls customers found out their credit card information had been accessed, the discount stores' operator agreed to have its information audited.
the impact
Filing doubles TJX toll
More than 94 million accounts were affected in the theft of personal data from TJX, a banking group alleged in court filings.
the probes
Canadians fault TJX policies
The Framingham discounter failed to keep adequate security safeguards to protect customers, officials said after an eight-month investigation.
the announcement
TJX credit data stolen
TJX Cos. said credit and debit card information was stolen from its computer systems, a breach that could affect a broad swath of customers of T.J. Maxx, Marshalls, and other stores.
More
- TJX creates executive jobs to deal with privacy issues
- Court filing: TJX broke rules
- For TJX, a store of consumer loyalty
- TJX reaches $40m settlement with Visa
- Some with stolen data may get checks
- TJX reaches settlement in customer lawsuits
- Report on TJX breach expected today
- Suspect named in TJX credit card probe
- Cost of data breach at TJX soars to $256m
- Headaches remain
- Guilty pleas obtained
- Cost for breach at $25m so far
- Analysts: TJX case may cost over $1b
- Fla., TJX differ on timeline
- The biggest ever
- Store IDs led to TJX arrests
- Facing FTC scrutiny
- Data theft could be bigger
- AG looks into TJX
- Mining data increases risk
- Data thieves target retailers
- TJX asked to detail security
- Markey calls for FTC probe
- TJX faces lawsuit
- 200,000-plus cards snared
- TJX facing possible fines
- Consultants critique TJX
- TJX warning expanded
- Pressure on to encrypt data
- Editorial Who steals my good name
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