CVS Photo online has been hacked

CVS has posted a notice for it's customers stating credit card information collected by an independent vendor who manages and hosts CVSPhoto.com may have been compromised. As a precaution, an investigation is underway. Access to online mobile photo and related services have temporarily been shut down.

Credit bureaus hacked, 200 million at risk

Place a Fraud Alert or Credit Freeze on your accounts

Equifax and TransUnion, two of our three credit reporting bureaus, have been breached. Up to 200 million people may have had their names, social security numbers, addresses, date of birth, and other information stolen. 

The problem I have is that no one has been notified. Victims are being victimized twice. And, it's possible the information is already being sold on the black market.

40 million Target customers have credit, debit card account info stolen

Target confirms unauthorized access to card data in U.S. stores

Issue has been identified and resolved

If you have been shopping in a Target store since Black Friday and paid with a credit or debit card, your information has been compromised. Take precautions to protect your account information. Change your passwords now, and contact the credit bureaus to ask about a block to your account.