TFG London says customer data was accessed in cyber attack
Technology · First reported 29 Oct, 07:23 · Updated 22:52
TFG London said an investigation found that some personal information was accessed in a cyber attack affecting IT systems used by Phase Eight, Hobbs and Whistles. The company said the investigation is continuing and that it found no evidence that passwords or account login details were accessed.
- TFG London identified the incident on 11 October and contacted customers on 28 October after its investigation found that some personal information had been accessed.
- Potentially affected information includes contact and delivery details, order information and, in some cases, the last four digits of a payment card. The company said there was no evidence that account login information or passwords had been accessed.
- TFG London said its investigation is continuing and advised customers to watch for unexpected emails, calls and texts. It said customers did not need to take immediate action.
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- Incident identified
- 11 October
- Customers contacted
- 28 October
- Brands named as affected
- Phase Eight, Hobbs and Whistles
- Potential data involved
- Contact and delivery details, order information and, in some cases, the last four digits of a payment card
- Company’s account finding
- No evidence that account login information or passwords were accessed
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