'ASOS hacked': App users receive notifications sent by hackers
ASOS has confirmed that hackers accessed customer data, including names and contact details, during an 'unauthorised activity'. The company says it is investigating and has warned customers to be vigilant of unexpected calls. Hackers sent a notification to app users, claiming to have accessed personal data. ASOS says payment details were not accessed.
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- ✓ ASOS confirmed an 'unauthorised customer notification' was sent out via its app.
- ✓ Hackers accessed names and contact details of customers during 'unauthorised activity'.
- ✓ ASOS says payment details were not accessed.
- ✓ The company is investigating 'unauthorised activity' involving third-party platforms.
What changed
ASOS revealed that hackers accessed a wider array of personal data than initially disclosed.
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ASOS confirms hackers accessed customer data
ASOS has confirmed that hackers accessed customer data, including names and contact details, during an 'unauthorised activity'. The company says it is investigating and has warned customers to be vigilant of unexpected calls. Hackers sent a notification to app users, claiming to have accessed personal data. ASOS says payment details were not accessed.
Why it matters
The incident has raised concerns about data security and phishing scams. ASOS has 16 million users worldwide. The company is taking steps to protect customers and prevent further unauthorised access.
What is confirmed
- ASOS confirmed an 'unauthorised customer notification' was sent out via its app.
- Hackers accessed names and contact details of customers during 'unauthorised activity'.
- ASOS says payment details were not accessed.
- The company is investigating 'unauthorised activity' involving third-party platforms.
Still unconfirmed
- Customers received a notification from hackers claiming to have accessed personal data.
What to watch next
- ASOS provides further information on data accessed.
- Customers report any suspicious activity to ASOS.
- Regulatory bodies investigate the incident.
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