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Chino Latino and Burger Jones hit by data breach

Posted on November 13, 2014 by Dissent

Clare Kennedy reports:

Diners at Chino Latino in Minneapolis and Burger Jones in Burnsville may have had credit and debit card information stolen by hackers, owner Parasole Restaurant Holdings said.

The intrusion affected about 5 percent of credit and debit transactions from January until July, when the Edina-based restaurant group became aware of the intrusion, according to a news release.

Read more on Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal.


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