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McDonald fast food restaurant has been cooperating with law enforcement authorities, after hackers managed to get into their corporate databases and stolen information on the number of subscribers.
WASHINGTON - McDonald's fast food restaurant has been cooperating with law enforcement authorities, after hackers managed to get into their corporate databases and stolen information on the number of subscribers.
"We have been notified by one of our business partner, Arc Worldwide, that the limited customer information collected in the McDonald's site, obtained by unauthorized third parties," said McDonald's spokesman, as quoted by PC World, on Monday (13/12 / 2010).
Arc hired by McDonald's to develop and coordinate distribution of promotional email messages, and Arc in turn is based on a company's e-mail unknown to manage customer information database. This system of corporate e-mail friends who infiltrated.
Customer data is taken voluntarily, according to the McDonald's, not including social security numbers, credit card numbers or sensitive financial information.
"In contrast, limited information includes what is needed to confirm such as customer age, a method to contact customers, preferences and other general information," added the spokesman.
This means that customer data will include the full name, telephone number, postal address and email address. The spokesman did not say what information is needed to confirm the age, so it is not clear whether customers only checks for adults.
Besides working with law enforcement agencies, McDonald's is investigating the damage security in firms hired by the Arc, which is the marketing services division of advertising agency Leo Burnett. Arc specialization include digital communications, direct marketing, promotions and shopper marketing.
By tyo, okezone.com, Updated: 12/13/2010 3:31 AM
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