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Thieves steal laptops with Ultimate Ears customer data

Posted on May 9, 2009 by Dissent

A burglary earlier this year at the Irvine California office of Ultimate Ears resulted in the theft of laptops containing customer data and credit card numbers.

Ultimate Ears, a product unit of Logitech, Inc. reported (pdf) the theft to the Maryland Attorney General’s Office on March 6. The company advised affected consumers to cancel their credit cards, and offered them free monitoring services.

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