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PCI DSSFTC ActRetail

TJX Companies — ~$256M PCI fine (2007)

The breach that wrote PCI DSS — 94M cards stolen via insecure WEP wireless

Penalty

~$256M

Regulator

FTC + state AGs + card networks

Jurisdiction

United States

Records affected

94M

What happened

Attackers parked outside a Minnesota Marshalls and broke the store's WEP wireless encryption, pivoting to corporate networks and exfiltrating 94M card numbers over 18+ months. The total cost — fines, card-network assessments, settlements, and remediation — exceeded $256M and accelerated the PCI DSS 1.2 wireless requirements.

Root cause

WEP encryption in 2005-2006 — already known broken
Flat retail-store network reached corporate cardholder data environment
No file-integrity monitoring on POS systems

What every team should do

PCI DSS Req 4.1 / 11.1 — strong wireless cryptography + scanning for rogue APs
Segment store / branch networks from the cardholder data environment
FIM on POS systems is non-negotiable (PCI DSS Req 11.5)

Source: TJX 10-K (Mar 2007), FTC settlement (Mar 2008).

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TJX Companies — ~$256M PCI fine (2007)

What happened

Root cause

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