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Apache Pizza announce data breach associated with details of delivery customers

Posted on June 6, 2021 by Dissent

First it was Domino’s Pizza  in India. Then it was New York Pizza in the Netherlands. And now it’s Apache Pizza, a chain of take-out pizza delivery restaurants in Ireland.  They have reportedly confirmed that they had a cybersecurity breach that resulted in information about deliveries being accessed by threat actors.

“Apache Pizza has notified its customers of a data breach which is limited to delivery information shared with the company. The data breach does not concern its customers’ bank or credit card details, none of which are stored by the company.

Read more on thejournal.ie.

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