Girl Scout Investigating Possible Data Theft

Data theft ruins cookie sales

Springfield, MO – Local Girl Scout Lorie Damon is reporting that she may have experienced a credit and debit card data breach from her cookie sales impacted 14 customers, one of the largest security breach she has ever reported.

The cookie retailer confirmed on Tuesday that unauthorized access to payment card data between Feb. 2 and Feb. 9, at the start of the busiest baked good sale season of the year.

Damon alerted authorities and financial institutions after she became aware of the breach and is partnering with a third-party forensics firm to investigate the theft. “Who would do this to a girl scout?” said Damon’s mother Julie Damon, “seriously it is like 70 bucks”.
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The U.S. Secret Service is investigating the incident, said spokesman Harmley Foles.

Visa (V), the world’s largest payments network, said it works with companies when their systems have been breached to provide card issuers with comprised accounts. Card issuers can then “take steps to protect Girl Scout cookie consumers through fraud monitoring and, if needed, reissuing cards.”

Most major card companies like Visa have zero liability policies that cover fraudulent purchases, including Lemonade and Thin Mint desserts.