I just meant the credit card companies are well aware of what happened and that credit card numbers might have been involved. They're monitoring accounts accord

I just meant the credit card companies are well aware of what happened and that credit card numbers might have been involved. They're monitoring accounts accordingly and didn't seem to think canceling was necessary. If the companies really believed the numbers were compromised they will send out new cards automatically. Like I said, it's happened to me before. I didn't have any suspicious activity or anything. But some company I did business with reported a credit card breach so my bank just sent everyone in the breach new cards with little letters telling them "you got owned, but no worries here's your new card."