Another fast-food hack, this time at Checkers and Rally’s restaurants
Checkers Drive-In Restaurants says hackers compromised payment machines at more than 100 of the fast-food company’s locations, providing the latest example of how buying a drive-through cheeseburger can come with the risk of a data breach. Point-of-sale malware was lurking at 102 of Checkers and Rally’s locations in 20 states, the Florida-based company said in a bulletin Wednesday. Thieves collected data stored on magnetic card strips, including cardholders names, payment card numbers, card verification codes and expiration dates — everything they would need to steal to conduct their own transactions or re-sell that data on cybercriminal forums. The exposure period for many of the affected stores ended in April, though some locations were vulnerable dating back to 2016 or 2015, in the case of one California restaurant. The company did not specify the number of customers affected. Checkers didn’t offer many details about the hack, but the almost non-stop breach disclosures from similar […]
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