On May 11th, 2018, we learned that payment card information of some of our Guests who visited certain Chili’s® Grill & Bar corporate-owned restaurants have been compromised in a data incident. Currently, we believe the data incident was limited to between March – April 2018; however, we continue to assess the scope of the incident. Upon…
Category: Business Sector
JP: Morinaga Milk fears leak of 120,000 online customers’ info
The Mainichi reports: Morinaga Milk Industry Co. said Wednesday that credit card or other personal information of up to 120,000 online customers may have leaked. The dairy producer said it has suspended credit card payments at its shopping website for health foods and asked a third-party body to investigate the matter. Read more on The…
Malley’s Chocolates’ website hacked, 3,400 online customers’ card information breached
Teresa Dixon Murray reports: A computer hacker hit Malley’s Chocolates two weeks before Easter and stole credit and debit card information belonging to 3,400 customers. The Brook Park-based candy icon started notifying affected customers last week by mail. The data breach affected consumers who made purchases online, not those who bought items in one of…
Remember your baby’s newborn pictures? They may still be online.
UPDATED April 23, 2021: Apparently people find this news article in Google search results and then contact me via email or phone to ask about getting their newborn’s photos. This is a news article written in 2018. Neither I nor DataBreaches.net have your baby’s photos. Do not call me or email about them as I…
Android App With 10 Million Downloads Left Users’ Photos and Audio Messages Exposed to Public
Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai reports: An Android app with more than 10 million downloads left users’ selfies, pictures, audio messages, and other sensitive data exposed online for all to see. The app, called Drupe, was once named a “Google Play Editor’s Choice.” […] But its developers made a huge mistake. Until this week, Drupe users were unknowingly…
Equifax breach: worse than they thought
Matt Weinberger reports: Equifax, the credit agency targeted by an infamous hack that exposed the personal data of nearly half of the population of the United States, revealed more details about the incident in a federal filing on Monday evening. The upshot: The breach was worse than Equifax originally said. The company originally said 143…