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Hampton Jitney alerts customers of data security breach Friday

Posted on February 25, 2017 by Dissent

Kelly Zegers reports:

Hampton Jitney customers received an email early Friday alerting them to a security breach that may have compromised personal information stored with the company and were advised to change their passwords, according to a copy of the email.

The incident was discovered Wednesday, the email from Hampton Jitney President Geoffrey Lynch said. He noted the company can confirm that no discernible credit card information was exposed and he apologized for the inconvenience.

Read more on Riverhead News-Review.


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