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From Hot Dogs to Hot Mess: A Tale of Rutter’s Million-Dollar Data Breach Debacle
Pennsylvania’s Rutter’s convenience store chain turned a cybersecurity oopsie into an expensive teachable moment. Their laid-back attitude towards data security racked up a $1 million fine and exposed 1.3 million payment cards in the ‘Rutter’s Data Breach Settlement’. Now, they’re saying ‘We’ll try harder next…
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Who needs a loyalty card when you can have a cybersecurity breach as a customer bonding experience? Rutter's convenience store chain in Pennsylvania has just been hit with a $1 million fine for their lackadaisical attitude towards data security, which resulted in over 1.3 million payment cards being exposed. The store chain's response? "Sorry about that, folks. We'll try harder next time". One can only hope their new security measures are more reliable than their hot dog buns.Already a member? Log in here