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Wawa Customers Win Initial Settlement Approval in Data Suit

Posted on August 1, 2021 by Dissent

Maeve Allsup reports:

More than 22 million Wawa Inc. customers were granted preliminary class status Friday in a suit stemming from a data breach that led to the sale of their payment information on the dark web.

[See previous coverage here,  here, and here]

Hackers accessed Wawa’s point-of-sale systems and installed malware targeting in-store payment terminals and gas station fuel dispensers in March 2019.

Read more on Bloomberg Law.

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