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Grubhub Data Breach Class Action Investigation
Grubhub revealed a recent data breach exposed the contact information and partial payment card numbers of some users.
The online food ordering and delivery marketplace says it recently detected unusual activity within its environment that was traced to a third-party service provider for its support team. After launching an investigation, Grubhub identified unauthorized access to an account associated with the provider.
The unauthorized individual allegedly accessed the contact information of campus diners, as well as diners, merchants and drivers who interacted with Grubhub’s customer care service, according to the company.
Grubhub says the contact information exposed in the data breach varied by individual but included names, email addresses and phone numbers.
The company says its investigation confirmed the unauthorized party was not able to access Grubhub Marketplace customer passwords, merchant login information, full payment card numbers, bank account details or Social Security or driver’s license numbers.
If you were a customer during this time period, and believe you may have been impacted by the data breach, fill out our free claim form; as you may qualify for compensation.
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