Brad Fitzpatrick @bradfitz.com · Jun 23

Hey @goodtogo.wsdot.wa.gov, a unique merchant-locked credit card number (from Privacy.com) I've only ever given to you guys tried to buy $2,200 of sandwiches. Did you get compromised? I closed the card and see no other activity on it, at least.

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Ewen McNeill · Jun 23

That's a *really* weird choice of "first test transaction" on a compromised card number -- it's not a small ("writeoff") amount, and it's not something durable that's easily fenceable. Good that it's a per-merchant card number you can easily disable!

WSDOT Good To Go! · 29d

We have no evidence that your information was compromised. You should follow up with your credit card company to report the card as being compromised.

TJ · Jun 23

either a lot of sandwiches or a really big one. maybe their billing vendor got compromised? looks like it's these guys: www.etantolling.com