A $1.6 million settlement remains available for employees affected by a November 2024 data breach. A cyberattack compromised personal information for over 160,000 current and former employees, including names, phone numbers, dates of birth, Social Security information, and financial account details. Krispy Kreme disclosed the breach in December 2024, and preliminary settlement approval was reached in March. Eligible class members must be U.S. residents and must have received an email notice about the incident. Claims must be submitted by June 22. Payments include a single $75 option or an itemized claim form for up to $3,500 with supporting proof. Identity monitoring services were also offered, and class members may opt out before June 6 to preserve the right to sue.
"A cyberattack compromised the personal information-including names, numbers, dates of birth, social security information, and financial accounts-of over 160,000 current and former employees."
"Qualifying employees must be residents in the U.S. and must have received a Notice of the Data Incident via email, letting them know their data was compromised during the attack."
"Eligible class members may accept a single payment of $75 or go the extra mile by submitting an itemized claim form for up to $3,500. Individuals may file by mail or online via the settlement's website. The itemized claim must provide proof like receipts, emails or phone records."
"Persons affected by the security breach who wish to reserve their right to sue in the future may opt out of the settlement if they do so before June 6."
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