From USPSA:

 

We have become aware of a security breach that happened on USPSA.org within the last 24 hours. The USPSA website login database was compromised and at least a partial list of usernames and passwords were exposed. USPSA staff has taken steps to address the vulnerability, and we have changed the system to ensure this type of attack will not be effective in the future. Members are strongly encouraged to change their passwords on USPSA.ORG and any other website for which they used the same email and password.

It is important to note that the breech did not involve the credit card processing system or any financial data. All credit card processing is done using a separate industry standard secure vendor — no credit card information is stored on the USPSA server.

We will keep the membership updated as more information is available.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Bloomberg in action?

 

 

This signature is AWESOME!!!

We should expect more of this. The war is fought at many levels.

Err .. badly written websites get hacked every day, lets not blame random people we don't like.

The fact that passwords are stored unencrypted is just bad practice.

 

Off to change some passwords!