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Delaware restaurants reportedly affected by credit card security breach

Posted on August 1, 2014 by Dissent

More problems related to LogMeIn? If you’re dining out in Delaware, it may be safer to use cash. Dover Post reports:

A number of restaurants in Delaware may have been affected by a security breach that compromised promised software used by customers to pay their bills.

The alert was issued July 23 by the Delaware Restaurant Association, which did not name any of the restaurants affected nor say how many were involved.
While details are just unfolding, the association said the possible breach of consumer payment card data appears to be linked to LogMeIn, a remote access and systems management provider that facilitates, among other things, file sharing and data backup.

The association this week notified its 1,900 member restaurants of the potential breach.

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