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Yeah, Home Depot’s cash registers got hacked, too

Similar to the Target attack last Christmas, it appears that credit and debit card data in April and beyond was stolen. HD hasn't yet released info about how widespread the breach was.

I honestly can't recall if we went to HD in that time frame; we've been there a couple of times this year, but much less than usual for a variety of reasons. (I suppose I should look at my credit card statements, duh.) I'll be monitoring this story.



Home Depot confirms breach but stays mum as to size
Home supply retailer confirms card data stolen, likely starting in April.

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2 thoughts on “Yeah, Home Depot’s cash registers got hacked, too”

  1. I was just recently a victim of credit card fraud for the first time, on a card I hardly ever use now. The credit card company painlessly cancelled the card, credited my account, and issued a new card.I wonder where they got my info.

  2. It's a relatively painless process, if it's a card you're not using for other automatic purposes.

    I will say that Chase's Fraud Dept. is pretty good at spotting illegitimate use.

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