AmpUp, Inc. has reported a data breach involving 51 individuals to the Massachusetts Attorney General, with credit or debit card numbers exposed. The incident came to light on December 23, 2025; affected residents should review their account statements and consider placing fraud alerts or contacting their card issuers.
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