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Malware Security Breach Disclosed by Rutter’s

by SophieDowdell
February 14, 2020
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US store chain Rutter’s disclosed a security breach today. The company says hackers gained access to its stores’ network system and planted malware that collected payment card details as they were being processed. Stores in Pennsylvania and West Virginia were impacted, Rutter’s said today in a press release and a notice posted on its website.

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