17th December 2015
Fraud analysts in the banking industry tell KrebsOnSecurity that the latest hospitality firm to suffer a credit card breach is likely Landry’s Inc., a company that manages a nationwide stable of well-known restaurants — including Bubba Gump, Claim Jumper, McCormick & Schmick’s, and Morton’s.
Update, 2:57 p.m. ET: Landry’s has acknowledged an investigation. Their press release is available here (PDF).
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Malware Spread to More than 350 Locations in 34 States, Canada
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Tracy Kitten • February 3, 2016
Houston-based Landry's Inc. has opened up on the broad scope of point-of-service malware attacks at its restaurants and other properties dating back to 2014 and 2015.
The breaches exposed payment cards used at 46 of its brands, which include the restaurant chain Morton's and Golden Nugget Hotels and Casinos. More than 350 locations in 34 states, the District of Columbia and Canada were affected, according to a Jan. 29 statement. Landry's has about 500 locations under its corporate umbrella.
Landry's, which originally announced limited information about the security incidents on Dec. 17, did not provide an estimate of the number of cards that may have been impacted. Card issuers contacted by Information Security Media Group say they haven't yet seen significant fraud that can be linked to the breaches.
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Tracy Kitten • February 3, 2016
Houston-based Landry's Inc. has opened up on the broad scope of point-of-service malware attacks at its restaurants and other properties dating back to 2014 and 2015.
The breaches exposed payment cards used at 46 of its brands, which include the restaurant chain Morton's and Golden Nugget Hotels and Casinos. More than 350 locations in 34 states, the District of Columbia and Canada were affected, according to a Jan. 29 statement. Landry's has about 500 locations under its corporate umbrella.
Landry's, which originally announced limited information about the security incidents on Dec. 17, did not provide an estimate of the number of cards that may have been impacted. Card issuers contacted by Information Security Media Group say they haven't yet seen significant fraud that can be linked to the breaches.
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