Michaels Customers May Have Had Info Exposed
Michaels says the PIN pads at stores in 20 states were tampered with, potentially exposing customer's credit and debit card information.
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Michaels says the PIN pads at stores in 20 states were tampered with, potentially exposing customer's credit and debit card information.
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