ALDI Reports Data Breach Due to Card-Skimming Devices
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ALDI is reporting a data breach of customer cards in five of its stores, including three in Southern California and two in New Jersey. The breach, caused by third-party skimming devices, potentially compromised the bank card information of shoppers who used their cards at the affected locations during specific periods.
Affected Stores and Timeframes:
California:
- 28230 Clinton Keith Road, Murrieta (Nov. 15 - Nov. 16)
- 1750 University Drive, Vista (Nov. 15 - Nov. 17)
- 8351 La Palma Ave., Buena Park (Nov. 22)
New Jersey:
- 1235 St. George Ave, Roselle (Dec. 28, 2023 - Jan. 2, 2024)
- 1020 Commerce Ave, Union (Dec. 28, 2023 - Jan. 4, 2024)
Exposed Data:
- Cardholder names
- Card numbers
- Card expiration dates
- Card PINs
- Security codes
After discovering the skimming devices, ALDI promptly removed them and secured the payment systems. The breach has been reported to law enforcement and credit card companies. ALDI advises customers who suspect their information might be compromised to contact their credit card companies immediately.
No details are disclosed about the number of affected individuals.
