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Vinomofo data breach: 500,000 customers at risk after wine dealer hit by cyber-attack

Posted on October 19, 2022 by Dissent

Tory Shepherd reports:

Wine dealer Vinomofo is the latest Australian company to be targeted by a cyber-attack.

At risk of exposure are the names, dates of birth, addresses, email addresses, phone numbers and genders of customers – Vinomofo has about 500,000 people on its books, but it’s not clear if all were exposed.

Vinomofo said the risk to members was “low” because other information, such as passports, credit card details and driver’s licences were not held by Vinomofo.

Read more at The Guardian.

Data purportedly from the breach has been listed for sale on a popular hacking forum. The seller provides info on the fields and some sample data. DataBreaches has not attempted to verify the validity of the data.

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