Forever 21 says customers' credit-card info may have been stolen
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Customers who shopped in store from March 2017 through October 2017 may be affected.
A third-party monitor alerted the retailer to the fact that in some instances, an encryption used to hide customer credit-card data was not functioning properly.
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The number of people potentially affected was not immediately available, but Forever 21 said in a press release that its investigation is ongoing.
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