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Well, fuck.
Oct. 22nd, 2012 12:55 pmhttp://www.ibtimes.com/barnes-noble-hacked-63-stores-customers-9-states-fall-victim-credit-card-hacking-store-list-853729
Barnes & Noble said Tuesday that the company was hacked after devices used for swiping credit and debit cards in 63 of its stores across nine states have been “tampered with.”
The hacking incident occurred in nine states: California, Connecticut, Florida, Illinois, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania and Rhode Island. Purchases online at Barnes&Noble.com as well as the Nook were not affected.
There's a list of stores known to be affected. If you've visited a B&N lately and paid with a card, check for unauthorized transactions when you get a chance.
For those of us in NYC, I guess this is another reason to support smaller bookstores. (Or anywhere, but she's right - Books of Wonder *is* a great store and *doesn't* deserve to close.)
Barnes & Noble said Tuesday that the company was hacked after devices used for swiping credit and debit cards in 63 of its stores across nine states have been “tampered with.”
The hacking incident occurred in nine states: California, Connecticut, Florida, Illinois, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania and Rhode Island. Purchases online at Barnes&Noble.com as well as the Nook were not affected.
There's a list of stores known to be affected. If you've visited a B&N lately and paid with a card, check for unauthorized transactions when you get a chance.
For those of us in NYC, I guess this is another reason to support smaller bookstores. (Or anywhere, but she's right - Books of Wonder *is* a great store and *doesn't* deserve to close.)
