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UK: OFFICE customers’ personal details compromised

Posted on May 29, 2014 by Dissent

Margi Murphy reports:

High street shoe retailer OFFICE is the latest company to reveal that its customers’ names, addresses, phone numbers, email addresses and passwords were accessed in a “security breach”.

No financial details were accessed, the retailer said in an email sent to its customers. Only accounts made before August 2013 were breached, it said.

Read more on ComputerworldUK.

ITPro reports that dates of birth were also involved in the breach, but the notice, a copy of which was posted on GrahamClulely.com, does not mention that. Cluley reports that it was month and date but not year of birth.


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