More Rewards Customers’ Data Accessed in a Cybersecurity Breach
The company said names, addresses and contact details were exposed, while passwords, credit card data and transaction history were not accessed.
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Save-On-Foods loyalty program members had personal information accessed in cybersecurity breach
A major Canadian supermarket chain has notified customers in its loyalty program that their personal information was accessed during a cybersecurity breach. The chain says it discovered the activity on one of its servers, which was "quickly contained" before launching an investigation.
Data breach of More Rewards customer information
Some Save-On-Foods customers have been notified of a data breach for More Rewards card holders. The Jim Pattison Group-owned grocery chain informed customers on Friday that some of their personal information was accessed in the cybersecurity breach. 'Our team discovered unauthorized activity occurri...
More Rewards customer data accessed in cybersecurity breach, Pattison Food Group says
The Pattison Food Group, which operates the More Rewards loyalty program through its Save-On-Foods, Buy-Low Foods, and others, detected unusual activity on one of its servers.
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Customers’ information was accessed during a cybersecurity breach of More Rewards, the rewards program for Save on Foods and other Jim Pattison-owned grocery stores, this week.In an email to CTV News, More Rewards said it discovered “unusual activity” on one of its servers on Tuesday and immediately shut it down before launching an investigation.“We confirmed […]
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