Thecyberexpress Oz Hair and Beauty Data Breach Exposes Customer Personal Information
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- •Oz Hair and Beauty confirmed a data breach affecting customer personal information.
- •Exposed data includes names, email addresses, phone numbers, and purchase history.
- •No financial information, such as credit card details, was compromised.
Oz Hair and Beauty has confirmed a data breach affecting customer personal information accessed by an unauthorized third party. The breach involved the company's online purchase and order platform, with data from purchases made before August 2026 being compromised. Exposed information includes customers' full names, email addresses, mobile phone numbers, and purchase history details, while financial data like credit card information remains secure. The company has initiated a forensic investigation and implemented containment measures to prevent further unauthorized access. Oz Hair and Beauty is actively notifying affected customers and enhancing its cybersecurity measures to mitigate future risks.
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