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MA: CityStage eyes credit card breach

Posted on January 29, 2009 by Dissent

Jack Flynn reports:

A security breach involving CityStage’s computer system might have exposed credit card information of 60 customers on the Internet, theater officials acknowledged Tuesday.

Cynthia J. Anzalotti, president of the Springfield Performing Arts Development Corp., which oversees CityStage, said the breach was limited to customers purchasing holiday gift cards, and not patrons buying tickets to plays on the theater’s Web site.

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