Customers impacted were merchants, campus diners and diners who interacted with their customer care service, Grubhub said.

U.S. food delivery giant Grubhub says hackers accessed the personal details of customers and drivers after breaching its internal systems. Grubhub

Grubhub says that it noticed “unusual activity” that it traced back to an account used by a third-party service provider for its customer support team. The account’s access

It’s not clear how many users were impacted by the data breach, though Grubhub notes that “contact information of campus diners, as well as diners, merchants and drivers who interacted with our customer care service” was accessed.

Popular food delivery company Grubhub announced it suffered a security breach involving a "third-party actor." Here's what it means.

An external forensic expert hired by GrubHub to assess the impact of the breach did not find evidence that sensitive personal or financial data such as customer passwords, merchant logins, full payment card numbers, bank account details, Social Security numbers or driver’s license numbers, were accessed.

Some people are still feeling the effects of the data breach that hit schools across the state in January. “So this is not a breach on our level whatsoever, you’re considered a victim in this,” Chief Technology Officer with Beaufort County Schools Amber Godfrey said.

While Grubhub has not mentioned how many people are involved in this security breach, it has admitted that personal data like names, email addresses, phone numbers, and partial cr