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Chick-fil-A security incident may have exposed some customer account data

Chick-fil-A reports a data breach that may have exposed customer account information across 10 states.

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The brief

Chick-fil-A has announced a security incident resulting in a data breach. The company states that some customer account information may have been exposed during the event.

Coverage from KHOU, WFAA, WTVM.com, and CBS News emphasizes that the breach potentially affected customers in 10 different states. CBS News specifically highlights the implications for customers in Maryland.

Future updates will likely focus on the specific nature of the exposed data and the full list of affected states.

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Quick answers

How many states were affected by the breach?

According to reports from KHOU and WFAA, customers in 10 states may have been part of the breach.

What information was compromised?

The restaurant says that some customer account information was exposed.

Which specific states are mentioned in the coverage?

CBS News specifically references the impact on customers in Maryland.

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