TK Maxx data theft may have hit 94 million cards

The hacking attack and subsequent data theft at TJX, the parent company of UK clothing retailer TK Maxx may have resulted in double the previously stated number of card details being compromised, court papers have revealed.

By Chris Green

published 25 October 2007

in News

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