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If you shopped at these 15 stores in the last year, your data might have been stolen

Posted on July 22, 2018 by Dissent

Dennis Green and Mary Hanbury report:

At least 15 separate security breaches occurred at retailers from January 2017 until now. Many of them were caused by flaws in payment systems, either online or in stores.

Data breaches are on the rise for both retailers and other businesses.

A recent report published by cybersecurity firm Shape Security showed that 80% to 90% of the people that log in to a retailer’s e-commerce site are hackers using stolen data. This is the highest percentage of any sector.

Read more on Business Insider, where yes, they have a list of the 15 retail entities. Almost all of the ones on their list were covered on this site, but not all.

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