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I remember when we all first started using debit cards and automatic pay systems at supermarkets. I was really uneasy about using them at first and would use cash whenever I could. Now I'm comfortable with it, except on days when I hear stories like this, that 4 million customers at 165 Hannaford supermarkets in the Northeast U.S. are victims of a data breach, their credit card numbers accessed by someone else. The breach also affects over 100 Sweetbay stores in Florida and some indie stores. No other info (names, addresses, phone numbers, etc) were stolen.
So far there have been 1800 fraud cases directly caused from this breach, though I'm sure many more are to come.
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3-19-2008 @6:00PM twizzle said... Until recently I was living in New England where Hannaford stores are prevalent. It wasn't our preferred store (a bit expensive), but this is still frightening. What we should be considering is, what other major store chains are vulnerable to this? Debit cards are a way of life to most people I know.
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