Credit and debit card information stolen in a major breach of a US convenience store have now surfaced on the dark web where they're being sold on a black market.
According to the cyber security firm , the stolen data is being sold on a black marketplace called Joker's Stash and includes more than 30 million debit and credit records hoovered from hundreds of stores in the US.
'Since the breach may have affected over 850 stores and potentially exposed 30 million sets of payment records, it ranks among the largest payment card breaches of 2019, and of all time,' write researchers.




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Wawa is being sued for the breach late last year and has been working with federal law enforcement to uncover the extent of the hack

In December of 2019, the Pennsylvania-based company announced that its information security team discovered malware on its payment processing servers and on December 10 and managed to stop the breach on December 12. 
Since then, Wawa has faced multiple lawsuits. As of December, at least six lawsuits seeking class-action status were filed in federal court in Philadelphia.






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