Ross-Simons Credit Card Data May Have Been Stolen
Ross-Simons
Credit Card Data May Have Been Stolen
Ross-Simons, a retailer specializing in jewelry, home decor
and collectibles, announced yesterday that customer data linked
to its private label credit card had been accessed without authorization.
Ross-Simons credit card numbers and other personal information
were both made vulnerable.
The
securtity breach was discovered on April 4th.
According
to Ross-Simons, the cause of the external system breach–which
generally means someone from outside the company infiltrating
the company’s computer systems–has been identified and corrected.
The company has now discontinued storing customer credit card
application information, and has hired a third-party to conduct
an audit of its security procedures.
Ross-Simons customers who have additional questions or concerns
can call 1-888-838-0815 or go to http://www.ross-simons.com/content/rspa_customer_faq.htm.
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