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Lost Pizza Co in North Mississippi exposed to data hack

Posted on September 29, 2014 by Dissent

Ed Arnold reports that two Lost Pizza Company locations were also impacted by the Signature Systems breach that affected Jimmy John’s:

The data hack that exposed the customers of more than 216 Jimmy John’s locations has also netted two Lost Pizza Company locations, both in North Mississippi.

Credit card authorization and point-of-sale technology company Signature Systems, Inc.  recently revealed that the customer data at 216 Jimmy John’s stores and 108 other restaurant locations including the Lost Pizza Co. locations in Tupelo and Southaven, Mississippi, had been exposed by cyber criminals.

Read more on Memphis Business Journal.

Two down, 106 more entities/locations to identify? Oh goody….

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