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Unique Vintage notifies customers of long-running hack

Posted on September 24, 2013 by Dissent

We are writing to you because of an incident at Unique Vintage. On September 14, 2013 we discovered a data security incident that involved some of your personal information. Unique Vintage is Payment Card Industry Security Standards Council (“PCI”) compliant and implements the latest measures reasonably possible to protect its customers’ sensitive information. However, the very sophisticated data breach concerning this incident involved malicious malware that was siphoning customer information from Unique Vintage’s website from approximately January 2012 until September 14, 2013. The information breached contained customer names, email addresses, telephone numbers and credit card numbers.

Read more of Unique Vintage’s consumer notification letter here (pdf).

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