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Chick-fil-A Discloses Mobile App, Website Data Breach in 10 States
Chick-fil-A said attackers used reused credentials to access some One accounts, and the company reset passwords and removed stored payment methods.
- On July 20, Chick-fil-A notified customers that unauthorized parties accessed personal information through an automated cyberattack targeting Chick-fil-A One accounts on its website and mobile application.
- Between June 17 and June 19, 2026, hackers launched an automated attack using account credentials obtained from a third-party source, a technique known as credential stuffing.
- Exposed data included customer names, addresses, phone numbers, and Chick-fil-A One account details; state filings indicate 2,182 residents in Texas and 39 in Massachusetts were affected.
- Chick-Fil-A forced logouts of affected accounts, reset passwords, and removed saved payment methods; the company also restored stolen balances and added bonus rewards.
- Security manager Dray Agha at Huntress noted the breach illustrates how criminals exploit reused passwords, prompting experts to advise customers to create unique credentials and monitor accounts.
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Chick-fil-A Announces Major Security Breach, Customer’s Information May Be Impacted
If you eat at Chick-fil-A your information may have been exposed in a security breach. On Wednesday popular fast-food chain Chick-fil-A announced it suffered a cyberattack that may have resulted in customer’s personal information to be exposed. However, the security breach doesn’t impact every customer. According to a spokesperson the breach only impacted those who have a Loyalty Account with the chain. Fox Business provided the full scoop: Chic…
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