The Packers said Tuesday a data breach affected a limited number of people who made credit card transactions during the period.

The Green Bay Packers Pro Shop’s online store suffered a data breach between September and October 2024. Cybercriminals stole the credit card information of over 8,500 customers by injecting malicious code into the store’s checkout page.

The Green Bay Packers Pro Shop website was hit by hackers recently, the team confirmed in a statement sent to NBC 26 on Tuesday.

The Green Bay Packers, Inc. filed a notice of data breach with the Attorney General of Massachusetts after discovering

Packers fans are being asked to keep an eye on their financial accounts and statements this year after the team detected a hack that affected

The Packers Pro Shop, the official gift shop of the Green Bay Packers that also has a store at Lambeau Field, suffered a brief data breach recently, according to a statement from Packers officials. A statement sent to Action 2 News on Tuesday says: “Maintaining the privacy and security of our fans’ personal information is of utmost importance to the Green Bay Packers.

Some customers who used a debit or credit card on the pro shop website from late September through most of October could be impacted. The Packers say they've sent a notification letter to everyone who may have been affected and those customers have been given the option of three years of complimentary credit monitoring and identity theft protection.