Lidl Data Breach Affects Customers in Germany, Belgium, and the Netherlands
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Unknown people have gained access to the Lidl online shop and have stolen personal customer data such as names, telephone numbers and e-mail addresses. However, payment information is not affected, says the discounter.
Hackers have gained access to customer data from the Lidl online shop. What is known so far about the incident – and which data are affected.
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Lidl has just been the victim of a cyberattack. The personal data of some of its customers in France, Belgium, and the Netherlands has been compromised. The retailer is pointing the finger at a customer file stored with an external service provider.
Lidl Data Breach Affects Customers in Germany, Belgium, and the Netherlands
Lidl Data Breach Affects Customers in Germany, Belgium, and the Netherlands Lidl has disclosed a data breach affecting online customers in Germany, Belgium, and the Netherlands. The incident resulted from a cyberattack on an external IT service provider, compromising personal details like names, emails, phone numbers, and birth dates. Lidl confirmed that payment data, billing addresses, and core systems remain unaffected and secure. While there …
" Stolen data include only information from customers of the online shop of other countries," said the company
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