There’s nothing more innocent and beautiful in this world than a Popeyes two-piece and a biscuit, but folks who have enjoyed this simple pleasure in Houston in the past year could have something to worry about after a customer data hack.
The Houston Chronicle reports that customer information, including credit and debit card information, could have been exposed in a data security breach that hit seven Houston-area outposts of the fried chicken chain. Only customers that dined at those specific locations between May 5 and August 18, 2016 were impacted.
Check out the full list of affected locations below:
- 16425 Imperial Valley Drive, Houston
- 2406 Bay Area Blvd., Houston
- 1710 Highway 90, Liberty
- 404 W. Parkwood, Friendswood
- 9802 FM 1764, Texas City
- 6804 Garth Road, Baytown
- 1153 W. Main St., League City
CCC Restaurant Enterprises, the franchisee that operates the Houston-area Popeyes restaurants, told the Chron that it had resolved the breach, and that “customers can safely use their credit and debit cards at CCC Restaurant locations.”