Dark Web Intelligence on X: "🇬🇧 🚨 UPDATE: ASOS CONFIRMS "UNAUTHORISED CUSTOMER NOTIFICATION" — SAYS NAMES AND DETAILS MAY HAVE BEEN ACCESSED
In a stock exchange (RNS) announcement this afternoon UK time, ASOS confirmed that at around 10am today "an unauthorised customer notification was sent to ASOS customers," following this morning's "ASOS HACKED" push alert.
• It is investigating unauthorised activity involving third-party platforms it uses to communicate with customers
• It restricted access to the notification platforms and is working with specialist advisers and all relevant authorities
• Basic personal information, including name and details, may have been accessed
• It does not believe payment-card information or account passwords were impacted
• Website and app are operating normally; too early to quantify any trading impact
ASOS has now confirmed the unauthorised push and possible access to basic customer details. The attackers' claim of a full Snowflake compromise remains unverified; ASOS's statement points to third-party customer-communication platforms and does not mention Snowflake.
ASOS customers: expect follow-up phishing using the ASOS name. Don't click links in unexpected emails, texts or app alerts.
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🇬🇧 🚨 UPDATE: ASOS CONFIRMS "UNAUTHORISED CUSTOMER NOTIFICATION" — SAYS NAMES AND DETAILS MAY HAVE BEEN ACCESSED
In a stock exchange (RNS) announcement this afternoon UK time, ASOS confirmed that at around 10am today "an unauthorised customer notification was sent to ASOS customers," following this morning's "ASOS HACKED" push alert.
• It is investigating unauthorised activity involving third-party platforms it uses to communicate with customers
• It restricted access to the notification platforms and is working with specialist advisers and all relevant authorities
• Basic personal information, including name and details, may have been accessed
• It does not believe payment-card information or account passwords were impacted
• Website and app are operating normally; too early to quantify any trading impact
ASOS has now confirmed the unauthorised push and possible access to basic customer details. The attackers' claim of a full Snowflake compromise remains unverified; ASOS's statement points to third-party customer-communication platforms and does not mention Snowflake.
ASOS customers: expect follow-up phishing using the ASOS name. Don't click links in unexpected emails, texts or app alerts.
🇬🇧 🚨 UPDATE: ASOS CONFIRMS "UNAUTHORISED CUSTOMER NOTIFICATION" — SAYS NAMES AND DETAILS MAY HAVE BEEN ACCESSED
In a stock exchange (RNS) announcement this afternoon UK time, ASOS confirmed that at around 10am today "an unauthorised customer notification was sent to ASOS customers," following this morning's "ASOS HACKED" push alert.
• It is investigating unauthorised activity involving third-party platforms it uses to communicate with customers
• It restricted access to the notification platforms and is working with specialist advisers and all relevant authorities
• Basic personal information, including name and details, may have been accessed
• It does not believe payment-card information or account passwords were impacted
• Website and app are operating normally; too early to quantify any trading impact
ASOS has now confirmed the unauthorised push and possible access to basic customer details. The attackers' claim of a full Snowflake compromise remains unverified; ASOS's statement points to third-party customer-communication platforms and does not mention Snowflake.
ASOS customers: expect follow-up phishing using the ASOS name. Don't click links in unexpected emails, texts or app alerts.
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