Chick-fil-A customers in 10 states may have been part of data breach, company says
The fast-food chain reported that a cyberattack on its rewards program may have exposed personal information of loyalty members.
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Chick-fil-A has reported that customers in 10 states may have been affected by a data breach targeting its rewards program, potentially exposing personal information of loyalty members.
The company stated that a recent cyberattack may have compromised customer data. Specific states that may be impacted include New York, Massachusetts, and Maryland, according to the announcement.
The breach affected Chick-fil-A's rewards program, potentially exposing personal information of loyalty members.
While the chain has identified 10 states where customers may be part of the breach, it named New York, Massachusetts, and Maryland as examples.
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