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Hack Notice: Exposed Floor Design Group, LLC (Exposed Floor)

Exposed Floor Design Group, LLC (Exposed Floor)

Source
https://oag.my.site.com/datasecuritybreachreport/apex/DataSecurityReportsPage
Description
Data security transgress as reported to the say of Texas attorney General with details: Id: a498z00000007mXAAQ Name: BR-0002475 Street Address: 12600 International Parkway City: Dallas State: texas Zip: 75228 Texans affected: 674 Types of information: nominate of individual;Address;Social surety number Information;Drivers license number;Government-issued id number (e.g. passport, say ID card)

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