Who Gives A Crap reports customer data accessed in third-party breach
Technology · First reported 7 Nov, 15:04 · Updated 15:31
Who Gives A Crap says a breach at a marketing software provider exposed some customer information from its Australian, UK and US stores. The company says payment details, order details and passwords were not involved; it has not established whether the data was copied or downloaded.
- The company says unauthorised access began on 30 October, was identified on 31 October and secured on 1 November.
- The information involved names, contact details, mailing addresses and total spend; the company says payment details, order details and passwords were not involved.
- The company says it disconnected the provider, changed access credentials and is investigating whether further action is needed.
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- Access began
- 30 October 2026
- Identified
- 31 October 2026
- Secured
- 1 November 2026
- Customer regions affected
- Australia, the UK and the US
- Canadian customer data
- The provider reported it was not accessed
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