Gyft get's hacked highlighting the companys lack of security. Gyft’s user platform suggests the company does not yet offer two-step authentication for its online site, nor does it require users to supply a mobile number.
Gyft did confirm attackers were able to acquire usernames and passwords for a subset of Gyft customers, and that it had forced a password reset for those accounts. The company has not disclosed publicly how many customers it has, but insiders said the percentage of users affected was in the “high single digits.” Two Gyft executives told KrebsOnSecurity they first learned of the issue about three weeks ago, and that all of the affected accounts were being monitored for suspicious activity. Gyft was acquired in July 2014 by payment giant First Data, a company that has traditionally specialized in processing credit cards and managing ATMs.
http://krebsonsecurity.com/2015/12/password-thieves-target-e-giftcard-firm-gyft/