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

Chick-fil-A confirms a cybersecurity incident may have exposed customer data across 10 states, impacting users of the company's rewards program.

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The incident is linked to the company's rewards program, with potential exposure of customer information. Coverage from outlets including The Hill, NewsNation, WXII, and the Houston Chronicle emphasizes the geographic reach of the incident.

Reports highlight that over 2,000 Texans are among those impacted by the breach. Future reports will likely detail the specific nature of the compromised data and the scope of remediation efforts.

Coverage does not yet specify the timeline for the breach or the total number of individuals affected beyond those in Texas.

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How many states are affected?

According to reports, the breach involves customers in 10 states.

What specific services were targeted?

The Chick-fil-A rewards program was reportedly the target of the breach.

How many individuals are affected?

Coverage confirms that over 2,000 Texans have been impacted; the total number of affected individuals is not currently specified.

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