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Chick-fil-A customers in 10 states may have been part of data breach, company says

Chick-fil-A has confirmed a data breach impacting customers across 10 states, with reports highlighting risks to rewards program information.

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The brief

Chick-fil-A is notifying customers of a security incident that may have exposed personal data. Coverage from the Houston Chronicle, The Hill, WNTZ-TV, WXII, Yahoo, and NewsNation highlights that the incident affects at least 2,000 residents in Texas, with additional reports noting impacted customers in North Carolina.

Outlets emphasize that the company is currently issuing warnings regarding the nature of the exposed information. Future reports are expected to clarify the full scope of the breach across all 10 affected states.

Details regarding the specific types of data compromised or the duration of the unauthorized access remain subject to further investigation.

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Quick answers

How many states are affected?

Coverage states that customers in 10 states may have been affected.

Which part of the business was targeted?

Reports indicate that the company's rewards program was targeted.

How many people are impacted in Texas?

According to the Houston Chronicle and Yahoo, over 2,000 Texans may be affected.

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