Thisismoney Westfield Shopping Centres Suffer Data Breach Affecting Customer Information
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- •Westfield's customer database was hacked, affecting shoppers at two major locations.
- •No financial information or passwords were compromised in the breach.
- •Customers are advised to be cautious of phishing attempts following the incident.
Westfield, a major shopping centre operator, has reported a cyber attack affecting its customer database. The incident has impacted shoppers at its Stratford and White City locations, which attract approximately 1 million and 600,000 visitors weekly, respectively. The breach involved unauthorized access to customer information, including names, email addresses, phone numbers, postcodes, and dates of birth. However, no bank details or passwords were compromised, and there is no evidence of fraudulent use of the data. Westfield has issued a warning to customers about potential phishing attempts and advised them to remain vigilant against unsolicited communications. The company is currently assessing the situation and has not disclosed the specific attack vector or method used in the breach.
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