Kmart parent company Sears Holdings is working with federal authorities to investigate the security breach and says no identifying information, such as customer names or social security numbers, was stolen with the credit card data.
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Kmart says customers' credit card data was stolen (SHLD)
The attackers have used the stolen data to create counterfeit cards and make purchases on those cards, the company said.
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