If you bought food, drinks or retail items at Firekeepers Casino and Hotel in Battle Creek between Sept. 7, 2014 and April 25, 2015 you may want to check your statements.

Firekeepers announced in a statement Friday that an investigation of a data-security incident at the casino revealed that about 85,000 credit and debit cards may have been affected, WZZM-13 reports. 

Firekeepers discovered the data breach April 16. The investigation confirmed the reports received from guests with concerns about their bank or credit card statements.

It's been discovered that someone got unauthorized access to the casino's computer system and file-storage server. Compromised information includes credit and debit card numbers, cardholder names, verification codes and expirations dates for purchases made for food, beverages, and retail items.

Firekeepers says cards used for hotel reservations, cash advances and ATM transactions, and the Red Hot Rewards Club database were not affected by the data breach.

The identity of the person responsible for the breach has not been released. The casino says the investigation is ongoing.

Fire keepers is encouraging those who believe they may have been affected by the breach to call 855-861-4021.

Credit monitoring and identity protection services are available to those affected through AllClear ID at www.firekeepers.allclearid.com.

 

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