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Lewes Public Works customers may have had their information stolen

Posted on May 31, 2019 by Dissent

Rob Sussman reports:

The Lewes Board of Public Works announced to customers this week that their information may have been compromised as part of a hacking attempt of their customer information system.

Here’s the full statement sent to customers:

“May 29, 2019

Dear Customer,

We are writing to you because of a potential threat to customer personal information. We have been notified by federal and state agencies that there may have been a breach of our customer information system, specifically concerning our automatic payments, potentially exposing customer personal information, such as customer names, e-mails, credit card, debit card, or other financial account information. Although we are not aware of any actual misuse of your information, we are providing notice to you and other potentially affected customers about steps you can take to protect yourself against possible identity theft or fraud.

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