(Source: Bank Info Security)
"The company learned of the attack on Aug. 18. The intrusion paved the way for hackers to access customers' data that was submitted during the checkout process, according to a letter to the New Hampshire attorney general's office."
What was exposed? Names, addresses, credit card or debit card numbers, expiration dates, CVV numbers and e-mail addresses, according to the company.
You can read the full Bank Info Security article here.
