Green Bay Packers online store used to steal fan credit card details

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John Harrison

Fri, 10 Jan

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Green Bay Packers recently informed customers about a security incident in October 2024, where threat actors placed a skimmer on the team’s online store, potentially compromising credit card information. Fans looking to make purchases on the ecommerce site were impacted, with stolen data including names, addresses, email addresses, credit card details, and verification numbers. The team took immediate action upon discovery, temporarily halting payment capabilities and conducting an investigation with cybersecurity experts. Fortunately, purchases made through certain methods were unaffected. The situation has been resolved, and enhanced security measures have been implemented. Customers are offered free credit monitoring and identity theft restoration services for 36 months as a precaution. The exact number of affected individuals remains unknown, but no evidence of data misuse has been found so far.

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