Chick-fil-A breach hits loyalty accounts in 10 states and DC

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Chick-fil-A says unauthorized parties accessed Chick-fil-A One accounts during a June 17–19 cyberattack, potentially exposing names, email addresses, loyalty numbers, the last four digits of card numbers, and Chick-fil-A credits for customers in 10 states and Washington, D.C. Texas later reported 2,182 affected residents. The company reset passwords, forced logouts, removed stored payment methods, and restored balances while urging customers to monitor credit reports and account activity for signs of identity theft.
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