[terdferguson3]

Every time I think hey maybe I'll switch to android, another one of these articles get released and remind me that security is important nowadays.

Posted on my Z30.......while on the can

[moegh]

Walmart?

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[keithhackneysmullet]

Link?

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[Ment]

So don't use websites anymore, got it. OP being lazy. Here's the link. Up To 60,000 Canadians Affected By Possible Walmart Credit Card Data Breach

[donnation]

Every time I think hey maybe I'll switch to android, another one of these articles get released and remind me that security is important nowadays.

Posted on my Z30.......while on the can

Yes, because owning a Blackberry and that breach happening are so closely related.....

[TCB on Z10]

Home Depot suffered its massive breach shortly after announcing they had dropped BlackBerry for iPhone throughout the Corporation. Some here will rush to say that the phones had nothing to do with it anytime anyone points this out, as if they know. Maybe so, but, HD gave the appearance they did not care about security. And again, some here will claim that BlackBerry is not more secure ( that is why Obama and Clinton use them, right?). In any case, I like to shop at their competitor, Canadian Tire, that deployed BB10s throughout their corporation.

BB, Still the One

[DenverRalphy]

Every time I think hey maybe I'll switch to android, another one of these articles get released and remind me that security is important nowadays.

Posted on my Z30.......while on the can

If your credit card info was breached as a Walmart customer in this example, it wouldn't matter whether you were a BB user, or an Android user. In fact, there has yet to be any kind of major data breach as a result of any mobile platform's security.

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[TheBirdDog]

If your credit card info was breached as a Walmart customer in this example, it wouldn't matter whether you were a BB user, or an Android user. In fact, there has yet to be any kind of major data breach as a result of any mobile platform's security.

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...yet.

[Tre Lawrence]

Home Depot suffered its massive breach shortly after announcing they had dropped BlackBerry for iPhone throughout the Corporation. Some here will rush to say that the phones had nothing to do with it anytime anyone points this out, as if they know. Maybe so, but, HD gave the appearance they did not care about security. And again, some here will claim that BlackBerry is not more secure ( that is why Obama and Clinton use them, right?). In any case, I like to shop at their competitor, Canadian Tire, that deployed BB10s throughout their corporation.

BB, Still the One

You think your BB has the same level of security that senior White House officials have? What would you say if your found out that POTUS users iOS?

You make lifestyle choices based on what devices a corporation uses? Not even JC does that LOL.

[DenverRalphy]

Home Depot suffered its massive breach shortly after announcing they had dropped BlackBerry for iPhone throughout the Corporation. Some here will rush to say that the phones had nothing to do with it anytime anyone points this out, as if they know. Maybe so, but, HD gave the appearance they did not care about security. And again, some here will claim that BlackBerry is not more secure ( that is why Obama and Clinton use them, right?). In any case, I like to shop at their competitor, Canadian Tire, that deployed BB10s throughout their corporation.

BB, Still the One

You're using an ad-hominem argument to push an idea. By that same logic, I could just as easily argue that since I'm a Skippy Peanut Butter consumer, and while eating Skippy I never came down with cancer, but weeks after I switched to Peter Pan or Jiff, I suddenly get hit with cancer, so obviously the evidence shows that Skippy Peanut Butter prevents cancer.


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[Cynycl]

If your credit card info was breached as a Walmart customer in this example, it wouldn't matter whether you were a BB user, or an Android user. In fact, there has yet to be any kind of major data breach as a result of any mobile platform's security.

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That can't be right. I'm sure if the checkout girl and the parking lot cart collector had been carrying blackberries, the bubble wrap phantom force field security would have encrypted the credit cards that were entered onto a web server via a browser. 😂

Just ask TCB. He's over by the kool aid stand

[Tre Lawrence]

So don't use websites anymore, got it. OP being lazy. Here's the link. Up To 60,000 Canadians Affected By Possible Walmart Credit Card Data Breach

Yes, because owning a Blackberry and that breach happening are so closely related.....

Every time one of these breaches occur, threads pop up proclaiming how not using BB devices caused it. They only show how disconnected some of us are.

Good stuff.

[TheBirdDog]

"A recent poll by MasterCard put into sharp relief the degree of anxiety people feel: Fifty-five per cent of respondents said they would prefer that naked pictures of them be leaked online rather than their financial information."

Maybe that's why Apple's image hasn't been too tarnished with the big iCloud leaks.

[Tre Lawrence]

That can't be right. I'm sure if the checkout girl and the parking lot cart collector had been carrying blackberries, the bubble wrap phantom force field security would have encrypted the credit cards that were entered onto a web server via a browser. 😂

Just ask TCB. He's over by the kool aid stand

I have literally seen BBRY staffers wince when seeing threads like this.

[sahilp17]

OPs mind : "damn lots of credit cards used at walmart hacked. Let me tie this in with android". Check plus

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[TCB on Z10]

Some people order stuff, using their smartphone, from Walmart-on-line, giving their credit card number. I often purchase cases of Kool-aid and tinfoil, that way, for convenient home delivery--- lol.

BB, Still the One

[Cynycl]

Some people order stuff, using their smartphone, from Walmart-on-line, giving their credit card number. I often purchase cases of Kool-aid and tinfoil, that way, for convenient home delivery--- lol.

BB, Still the One

😁

Well tomorrow is their big online sale so you can stock up on all 32 flavours. That Z10 will save you.

Who knows there might be a bluelight special on tinfoil. 😊

[donnation]

Home Depot suffered its massive breach shortly after announcing they had dropped BlackBerry for iPhone throughout the Corporation. Some here will rush to say that the phones had nothing to do with it anytime anyone points this out, as if they know. Maybe so, but, HD gave the appearance they did not care about security. And again, some here will claim that BlackBerry is not more secure ( that is why Obama and Clinton use them, right?). In any case, I like to shop at their competitor, Canadian Tire, that deployed BB10s throughout their corporation.

BB, Still the One

Only in here did that give the idea that HD didn't care about security. And what model Blackberry and OS are Obama and Clinton using and where can I buy one? I can't because they are using a heavily modified legacy device.

[anon(7808135)]

I feel bad for the people by this hack but I hate Walmart at the same time

[sk8er_tor]

I think the point that some are trying to make is that if a corporation truly cared about having the best security and privacy, we will know because they will be using BlackBerry It's sort of like guilt by association.

[asherN]

I think the point that some are trying to make is that if a corporation truly cared about having the best security and privacy, we will know because they will be using BlackBerry It's sort of like guilt by association.

There is so much fail in that statement.

[donnation]

I think the point that some are trying to make is that if a corporation truly cared about having the best security and privacy, we will know because they will be using BlackBerry It's sort of like guilt by association.

That's ridiculous.

[Dunt Dunt Dunt]

Security is like a wall.... its only secure until someone figures out how to breach it in a way you didn't imagine or more likely via a sleepy guard not keeping watch (IT guy uses his server to watch some porn*). I think the Hacking Team documents show that where there is a will.... eventually there is a way in.

But I think too many people here fail to understand that BlackBerry is a small company in the Security business... one that has no footprint at all in the in the traditional Network or Systems security business..

*just an example, not what happened to WalMart

[theboogeyman]

Home Depot suffered its massive breach shortly after announcing they had dropped BlackBerry for iPhone throughout the Corporation. Some here will rush to say that the phones had nothing to do with it anytime anyone points this out, as if they know. Maybe so, but, HD gave the appearance they did not care about security. And again, some here will claim that BlackBerry is not more secure ( that is why Obama and Clinton use them, right?). In any case, I like to shop at their competitor, Canadian Tire, that deployed BB10s throughout their corporation.

BB, Still the One

Hackers go after credit card info not your text messages.

[Elephant_Canyon]

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Well tomorrow is their big online sale so you can stock up on all 32 flavours. That Z10 will save you.

Who knows there might be a bluelight special on tinfoil. ��

Kool-aid has flavors? I thought it just had different colors.