Science & Tech · Cybersecurity · 19 hrs ago
Hackers accessed personal data from Save-On-Foods rewards system
Hackers accessed Save-On-Foods customers’ personal information in a breach of the supermarket’s servers earlier this week.
Thousands of customers were affected, according to the company’s notice.
The breach involved the More Rewards system, which customers use to collect rewards at Save-On-Foods.
Names, addresses and birthdates were accessed, the company said.
It said credit card details and transaction histories were not taken.
Save-On-Foods emailed customers on Friday to tell them about the breach.
The available information does not say what steps will follow.
Hackers accessed personal information from Save-On-Foods’ rewards system after breaching the supermarket’s servers earlier this week.
The company said the stolen information includes customers’ names, addresses and birthdates.
It said no credit card information or transaction history was accessed.
Thousands of customers were notified by email on Friday.
- Who
- Hackers accessed information belonging to Save-On-Foods rewards customers.
- What
- The supermarket’s servers were breached, and personal data was accessed.
- When
- Earlier this week; customers were notified on Friday.
- Where
- Save-On-Foods’ servers. A specific location is not stated.
- Why
- Not stated.
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Hackers breached Save-On-Foods’ servers and accessed customer information.
Save-On-Foods emailed customers to inform them that their information had been accessed.
- Company
- Save-On-Foods
- Affected system
- Rewards system
- Information accessed
- Names, addresses and birthdates
- Information not accessed
- Credit card information and transaction history
- Customer notice
- Email sent on Friday