Securityweek Revolve Data Breach Exposes Payment Card Information of 180,000 Customers
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- •Revolve's data breach affects at least 180,000 customers, primarily involving payment card information.
- •The breach occurred on September 11, with hackers using automated methods to access data.
- •Revolve has engaged law enforcement and cybersecurity experts, but is not offering credit monitoring services.
Online fashion retailer Revolve has reported a data breach affecting at least 180,000 individuals, with unauthorized access to personal and payment card information. The breach occurred on September 11, and hackers reportedly used automated means to access customer data stored on the company's e-commerce platform. Revolve has notified federal law enforcement and engaged a cybersecurity firm for remediation. The company filed an 8-K report with the SEC, stating that no operational disruptions occurred and that it does not expect material financial impacts. Notifications were sent to affected individuals, including 127,200 in Texas and 1,328 in Vermont. Revolve is not offering free identity theft or credit monitoring services but advises customers to monitor their accounts for fraudulent activity. The exact number of impacted individuals remains unclear, with reports indicating at least 179,259 notifications sent.
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