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Clothing company OppoSuits hit by Magecart attack

Posted on December 6, 2018 by Dissent

Sam Varghese reports:

Customers of Dutch clothing company OppoSuits have been warned to monitor their credit card accounts after the firm reported that malware planted on its website could have stolen the details of customers who made purchases from its Australian, Canadian, EU and UK websites.

In a statement on Monday (Tuesday Australian time), the firm said that those who had made purchases from its American, German, Dutch, Belgian and French sites were not affected.

Read more on ITWire.

h/t, Russy


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