Canada · 17 d ago
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More Rewards breach exposes grocery customers' personal information
More Rewards, the loyalty program of Save-On-Foods and other Jim Pattison-owned grocers in Western Canada, found unusual activity on a server on Tuesday and confirmed on Friday that customer data was accessed.
What was accessed
- Names
- Addresses, if provided
- Phone numbers, if provided
- Email addresses, if provided
- Dates of birth, if provided
The data accessed includes names and, where customers provided them, addresses, phone numbers, email addresses and dates of birth.
What we know
- Passwords and card data not accessed
- Incident contained, regulators notified
Not yet
- How many customers were affected
Passwords, credit card data and transaction history were not accessed, the company says, but it has not said how many customers were affected.
Watch for scams
The company says it will never ask for passwords, verification codes, banking details or a Social Insurance Number, and urges customers to verify any unexpected request.
