- Forever 21 announced that credit-card data may have been stolen from in-store shoppers.
- Customers who may have been affected shopped at the store between March and October 2017.
- Full details, including the number of customers affected, are currently unavailable.
Forever 21 says that customers' credit-card info may have been stolen
People who shopped in Forever 21 stores from March through October 2017 may have had their credit-card details stolen, the company announced.
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Forever 21 announced on Tuesday that customers who shopped in certain stores this year may have had their credit-card information stolen.
Customers who shopped in store from March 2017 through October 2017 may be affected.
A third-party monitor alerted the retailer to the fact that in some instances, an encryption used to hide customer credit-card data was not functioning properly.
The number of people potentially affected was not yet available, but Forever 21 said in a press release that its investigation is ongoing. The company did not immediately return Business Insider's request for comment.