Customers of American Express are being notified via letter that their account information might have been exposed in a third-party service provider's data breach.
Customers of American Express are being notified via letter that their account information might have been exposed in a third-party service provider's data breach.
The company has confirmed the hack on a service provider utilized by its travel services business, American Express Travel Related Services Company, in a data breach notification filed with the state of Massachusetts.
Account numbers for American Express cards as well as other data, such the expiration date, might have been stolen.
Customers are being asked to check their account statements by the company, which also says that cardholders won't be held responsible for any fraudulent payments.
It hasn't said, though, how many consumers were impacted, who the hacked third party was, or when the attack occurred.
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