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Applebee’s exposed customers’ personal data after leaving database password in app

Applebee's has fixed a security flaw that exposed customer data due to a hidden password in its app. This breach could have allowed unauthorized access to personal information like names and phone numbers. The extent of the impact on its 8....

TechCrunch· Oct 31, 2026 · 12:16 PM · 3 views

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Applebee's has fixed a security flaw that exposed customer data due to a hidden password in its app. This breach could have allowed unauthorized access to personal information like names and phone numbers. The extent of the impact on its 8.5 million rewards program customers remains unclear.

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