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1. Saks Fifth Avenue. They announced this week that up to five million credit card numbers might have been stolen. And the same company owns Lord & Taylor too.
2. Panera Bread. They also confirmed this week that a flaw in their website might have left 37 million people's information open to hackers.
3. Whole Foods. If you only bought groceries, you don't have to worry. But last summer, they said the payment system used in their in-store cafes got hacked.
4. Forever 21. Anyone who shopped there between March and October of last year could have been hacked. They announced it back in November.
5. Sears. Sears alerted customers on April 4 of a "security incident" with an online support partner that may have resulted in up to 100,000 people having their credit-card information stolen.
The incident affected shoppers who bought items online from September 27, 2017 to October 12, 2017
6. Sonic. Five million credit card numbers might have been stolen last year, across more than 3,600 locations.
7. GameStop. Someone stole names, addresses, and credit card numbers from customers who shopped there between August 2016 and February 2017.
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