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In reply to the discussion: "Scary stuff" UPDATE: the hack was TurboTax (NEWER UPDATE) [View all]Glassunion
(10,201 posts)38. I appriciate your non-answer.
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Yeah, it's like they are building a dossier on everyone as they gather bits and pieces of
RKP5637
Feb 2015
#39
Meanwhile the ACA websites are all properly secured, it is private corporations that refuse to pay for
Fred Sanders
Feb 2015
#11
The company I work for is going through a reorganization but this time it's a GOOD reorg.
randome
Feb 2015
#198
the tax program I purchase does not keep copies of my returns on their servers.
notadmblnd
Feb 2015
#20
I've heard the Social Security Administration has been tracking people's income for YEARS!
jberryhill
Feb 2015
#135
true dat. However the cases I read indicated that the user logged on, and saw that their taxes had
yodermon
Feb 2015
#161
They've gotten all of us since at least 2005 - 1,012,730,026 RECORDS BREACHED:
Mnemosyne
Feb 2015
#29
edited comment. I meant the orig reply for an ACA post...but I am a Turbo Tax user...
C Moon
Feb 2015
#48
Marketing people protect the brand. There are security breach notification laws
PeaceNikki
Feb 2015
#93
A real journalist would be able to find out in 23 seconds she is who she claims to be
snooper2
Feb 2015
#180
So the easy fix is DON"T LET TT file your return. Print it out and file it yourself. nt
Fla Dem
Feb 2015
#147
Recommendation to you Will, since the article has now been edited and a person from TT has posted
uppityperson
Feb 2015
#60
There are also security breach notification laws in 47 states that would require we would.
PeaceNikki
Feb 2015
#82
Well, Minnesota isn't accepting only TT and it looks like TT will have hotline up tomorrow
suffragette
Feb 2015
#109
Yikes! I hope they do more than put out another "do this to protect yourself" PSA
suffragette
Feb 2015
#78
Yet none of the articles except for the original updated/corrected ones say "TT hacked".
uppityperson
Feb 2015
#96
Yes, I am very interested, just think that posting someplace was hacked without evidence
uppityperson
Feb 2015
#110
Thanks. You're so thoughful. Sigh - I've been on hold for 90 minutes. I just hung up.
myrna minx
Feb 2015
#149
Well, ain't that wonderful. I use TT to file our federal returns electronically
mnhtnbb
Feb 2015
#119
I won't be filing until October, so hopefully this will be cleaned up by then.
brooklynite
Feb 2015
#124
I file my own IRS forms & never use turbotax or online file. 'Someone' filed my tax return a couple
Sunlei
Feb 2015
#134
Good advice. "...filed through TurboTax." doesn't necessarily mean TurboTax is at fault.
randome
Feb 2015
#166
All you need is someone's personal info, and you can file a fake return.
Dr Hobbitstein
Feb 2015
#172
Yodermon had the answer. There were many posts about that on DU back then.
suffragette
Feb 2015
#193
That's it. They were part of the HBGary, Chamber of Commerce attack on progressive journalists
suffragette
Feb 2015
#190
BUT, if the access by the hackers came through previously e-filed STATE returns,
mnhtnbb
Feb 2015
#170