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Five other firms impacted by the Loyaltybuild breach

Posted on November 15, 2013 by Dissent

Conor Pope reports:

Customers of a further eight companies including Clerys, Centra, Postbank and Pigsback have had their personal information stolen in the data breach at Co Clare-based company Loyaltybuild.

Credit card information of customers of Clerys’ loyalty travel scheme as well as personal details including names, addresses, phone numbers and email addresses are now know (sic) to have been stolen in the cyber attack. Non-financial information of customers of Centra, vouchers website PigsBack, Postbank Ireland and a small Ennis orthodontics company called TOG were also compromised.

Credit card details of Stena Line customers in Northern Ireland have also been compromised as have a small number of credit card details and the personal data of customers of Northern Unislim.

Read more on Irish Times. Since readers of this blog already knew about Supervalu,  Stena Line, Axa Insurance, and ESB,   it’s actually five more firms that we’re first learning about.


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