NEW YORK — P.F. Chang’s confirmed Friday that information from credit and debit cards used at its restaurants was stolen.
The company learned about the security breach on Tuesday from the Secret Service and began investigating the breach with the agency and a team of forensics specialists.
While it knows that customers were exposed, it doesn’t know how many, when it happened, or which restaurants were affected. The company is working with credit card companies to determine which cards may have been affected.
All P.F. Chang’s restaurants are now using manual credit card imprinting devices to process card payments while the investigation continues.