Hy-Vee breach tied to sale of 5M+ stolen credit and debit cards
August 23, 2019
An underground store that sells stolen credit and debit card data has added 5.3 million accounts from cardholders in 35 states. Those cards can be tied to data breach of Hy-Vee’s payment systems. The grocer announced that it was investigating the breach on Aug. 14.
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