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Kimpton Hotels Probes Card Breach Claims

Posted on July 27, 2016 by Dissent

One of these days, Brian Krebs may be wrong when he reports that a chain has had a breach. Today is probably not that day, however:

Kimpton Hotels, a boutique hotel brand that includes 62 properties across the United States, said today it is investigating reports of a credit card breach at multiple locations.

On July 22, KrebsOnSecurity reached out to San Francisco-based Kimpton after hearing from three different sources in the financial industry about a pattern of card fraud that suggested a card breach at close to two-dozen Kimpton hotels across the country.

Read more on KrebsOnSecurity.com.

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1 thought on “Kimpton Hotels Probes Card Breach Claims”

  1. Caryn Tobin says:
    July 28, 2016 at 5:10 pm

    One of their posh hotels is in Center City Philadelphia, and is being used as the go to hotel for all political people in town…this is going to get interesting…

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