Chick-fil-A warns cyberattack may have exposed customer data in multiple states
Some Chick-fil-A loyalty members may have had their personal information exposed following a recent cyberattack, the company said.
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4 sourcesChick-fil-A says hackers accessed rewards accounts. Here’s what may have been exposed
Chick-fil-A warned customers their loyalty accounts were breached in a hack
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21 sourcesChick-fil-A warns cyberattack may have exposed customer data in Iowa, other states
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5 sourcesChick-fil-A loyalty account data for people in D.C., Maryland, 8 other states hit in hack attack
Cyberattack may have exposed Chick-fil-A customer data in 10 states, including New York, Massachusetts and Maryland
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2 developments- Jul 22Chick-fil-A customers in 10 states may have been part of data breach, restaurant says
- Jul 23Chick-fil-A warns cyberattack may have exposed customer data in multiple states
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