The Register is reporting that from May 20 to October 19, 2017, that Bulletproof Coffee customers data was stolen.



While hacking has become a daily news story, five months is a long time, especially given that the stolen data included bank card numbers, expiration dates, and security codes (CVV), as well as names, postal addresses, and email addresses. So, everything. The only exception to these five months was October 14th.

"In mid-October 2017, Bulletproof identified unauthorized computer code that had been added to the software that operates the checkout page at www.bulletproof.com," Bulletproof founder and CEO Dave Asprey said in a PDF released November 27th.

This is a pretty big blunder coming from a Wharton grad and a company with roots in Silicon Valley.

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