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Thousands of BevMo customers impacted in payment card breach

BevMo, the wine and liquor store, is warning customers of payment card breach and reported the incident to the authorities. The wine and liquor store BevMo suffered a payment card breach, a hacker stole credit card numbers and other information from more than 14,000 customers who purchased goods on the website. The company has notified […]

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BevMo, the wine and liquor store, is warning customers of payment card breach and reported the incident to the authorities.

The wine and liquor store BevMo suffered a payment card breach, a hacker stole credit card numbers and other information from more than 14,000 customers who purchased goods on the website.

The company has notified the California attorney general’s office that a threat actor has injected a software skimmer into the checkout page of the website.

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Attackers used a software skimmer that allowed them to capture information from orders placed between Aug. 2 and Sept. 26. Stolen data includes customer names, phone numbers, addresses and credit and debit card numbers along with security codes.

The wine and liquor store announced to have removed the malicious code from its online store and confirmed an ongoing investigation.

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Pierluigi Paganini

(SecurityAffairs – BevMo, Payment Card breach)

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