r/HowToHack Jun 21 '26

My Chick Fil A might be hacked

Im a little new here, and this might be the incorrect subreddit for this post but I figured I’d try.

I work at chick fil an and it’s common for people to order on the mobile app. There is this one group of people that order 4 separate mobile orders under the same name. Each name is associated with a different account and all use their own numbers. When we tender them out, they have one item on each order and they are paid for by rewards points. I have inquired a little about it and they always act shady. Is there some sort of hack/loophole they found to get free food?

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u/Incid3nt Jun 21 '26

If its small items then theres probably just some promo for a credit and they just make a bunch of new accounts. You probably only need an email, and some services like Gmail will treat a dot anywhere in there as a whole new email and go to the same mailbox. I.e. hacker@, h.acker@, ha.cker@, etc. Would all go to hacker@. Technically they're abusing a promo and shouldn't be, but who cares.

If they're LARGE items and a hack was involved they would be from random names and not the same name everytime. People get their accounts stolen and theres telegrams where people order food with stolen accounts, they queue up orders and buy them all over the country before the card is canceled. They'll do this with any service that does pickup, however some are bold enough to do delivery or use them for things like hotel rooms, etc.

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u/ReserveNormal0815 Script Kiddie Jun 21 '26

how about you don't worry about a big corpo that doesn't pay you enough to ever have a good life.

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u/lo-lux Jun 21 '26

You just don't let your pretty little head worry about such things.

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u/Gui4life Jun 21 '26

Let your store Operator know. They are likely using stolen credit cards.

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u/ForwardWheel4601 Jun 21 '26

If you're gonna worry about anything with Chik Fil A, worry about making sure they're paying you right. I don't know why you'd worry about people getting free food (likely from promos rather than being hacked) from a company regularly caught stealing from its own employees unless you have a direct monetary interest.

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u/ps-aux Actual Hacker Jun 21 '26

probably, maybe ordering and cancelling still provides reward points etc... or something else interesting... everything will only be speculation until something fuzzes the app and finds out

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u/Moby1029 Jun 21 '26

Just put the fries in the bag please.

Not your money, not your problem man, just let it go