Kenji Sugahara

It's pretty widespread across the US- and it's not limited to VISA.
Something major was compromised. (My MC is being reissued because of
the exact same issue). There's a lot of traffic on some of bike
related forums about the issue too. I made a call to to my cc company
and they said that they had received word from a vendor/processor
about a security breach. They wouldn't elaborate beyond that.

While I'm not one to conjecture- it may be a processor that was
compromised.

Kenji Sugahara
Executive Director
Oregon Bicycle Racing Association
503-302-4935

On Mar 3, 2009, at 3:01 PM, Ryan Van Dusen wrote:

> I've recently read that there are at least 4 people in OBRA that
> have had their VISA check card numbers compromised, myself being one
> of them. If you've recently had your information used fraudulently
> shoot me an email and we can build a master list.
>
> There may be nothing going on here but it sure seems coincidental
> that this appears to be going through our community so quickly. I
> just wanted to be proactive in getting the word out be on the look
> out for petty charges to your account. I personally use 1stTech and
> luckily they caught the activity early enough that it wasn't a huge
> hit.
>
> I got a hint that something fishy might be going on after ready
> Erik's most recent blog entry:
>
> http://www.erikv.com/blog/index.cfm/2009/3/3/Credit-Card-Adventures-continued
>
> Like I said, I hope I'm wrong and someone hasn't compromised a site
> we all use but you never know.
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