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VA: Data Breach at Popular Restaurant Kickback Jacks Leaves Customers Vulnerable

Posted on December 12, 2014 by Dissent

Michael writes:

Cyber criminals strike again and this time it is a popular restaurant at West End called Kickback Jacks whose customer databank has been compromised.

[…]

While divulging details of the investigation to the public Lt. Chris Eley of Henrico police department stated at though the cards were used at Kickback Jacks the breach was not from their end but by the company processing these card transactions. This trend is prevalent among all erroneous transactions by this firm on a nationwide scale. The restaurant has agreed to cooperate completely with the investigation authorities to protect customer information and stop any chances of further breach.

Read more on Financial Buzz. So far, I haven’t found any media coverage naming the payment processor.

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